Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Il Parlameto bulgaro condanna Ataka

http://www.sofiaecho.com/2011/05/27/1096003_bulgarian-mps-condemn-ataka-assault-on-sofia-mosque
The Bulgarian Parliament has condemned the actions of Volen Siderov and 
members of his ultra-nationalist Ataka party outside the Sofia mosque on 
May 20 2010, Bulgarian media reported on May 27.
MPs from all parties present in the parliamentary sitting, with the 
exception of Ataka MPs who abstained, voted in favour of the declaration 
condemning Ataka's actions.
Blue Coalition co-leader Ivan Kostov, who was among those who introduced 
the declaration, went as far as to declare the actions of Siderov and 
his followers as a "threat to national security", Dnevnik daily reported.
"This declaration condemns the attempts of Ataka to undermine the 
religious peace and tolerance in Bulgaria," Kostov told Parliament, 
adding that the behaviour of Ataka on May 20 – on a holy day for 
Muslims, was "scandalous".
"This political party (Ataka) is isolating itself from Bulgarian 
democratic society. Its behaviour is deeply foreign to the Bulgarian 
people, who are religiously and ethnically tolerant," the declaration said.
"Following its aggression against the ethnic peace in the country, Ataka 
has become a threat to the national security of Bulgaria. We call upon 
all institutions to undertake necessary measures to uphold the law and 
the constitution," Kostov said, adding that all Bulgarian citizens, 
regardless of their ethnic or religious background, have equal rights 
which will be defended by the Government.
Meanwhile, Ataka MP Yavor Notev said in Parliament that they had 
"information" that although Ataka is not planning another demonstration 
outside the mosque on May 27, there might be people "pretending to be 
Ataka" who will probably hold a rally anyway to cause trouble, 
television channel bTV reported.
Ataka leader Siderov said that "an internal investigation" is currently 
underway to determine who torched carpets outside the mosque, as Ataka 
members "had nothing to do with this".
"I never advocated physical violence or the destruction of property," 
Siderov said.
Three Ataka supporters were arrested and one of the party's MPs, Denitsa 
Gadzheva, was injured in the incident at the Banya Bashi mosque, which 
followed a protest by Ataka against the use of loudspeakers to broadcast 
the call to prayer on Friday May 20.
This was the latest in a series of protests which started some years ago 
against the loudspeakers, but Ataka has revived its campaign in the 
run-up to Bulgaria's autumn 2011 municipal and presidential elections, 
in which Siderov has said he will stand as a presidential candidate.
Scuffles broke out after one of the Ataka protesters tried to steer a 
column towards Muslims taking part in Friday prayers, Bulgarian National 
Radio said.
Ataka supporters shouted "Ataka","Bulgaria", "Turks out" and 
"janissaries," eyewitness reports said. Protesters also threw stones and 
bottles at the mosque.
-- 
Namib
"I should never have switched from Scotch to Martinis"
(ultime parole di Humphrey Bogart)

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