Juan Lobato It was an unforeseen obstacle for Seville to become the provisional capital of Bulgaria this weekend. That obstacle no longer exists and the PSOE will be able to isolate itself from its annoying reputation problems to acclaim its leader as in Sofia they did with Todor Zhikov in the 60s, when, if necessary, it received more votes than the Communist Party had delegates. Unlike the latter, the PSOE is a democratic formation, but both
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Lobato did not want to be Bulgarian
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