Siyanie (; ) is an anti-corruption political movement and electoral list in Bulgaria led by Nikolay Popov.
History Founding and movement In March 2025, 12-year-old Siyana Popova died in a car crash in a collision with a truck in the Pleven region of Bulgaria. Her father, Nikolay Popov, said that many reports had been submitted about the poor condition of the road prior to the death of his daughter. The incident led to protests across the country on the condition of the roads.
Following the incident, Popov campaigned on corruption in the country and particularly the court system. As a part of this movement, he garnered 22,000 signatures on a petition calling for the Supreme Court of Cassation president Galina Kakharova to resign due to corruption. He formed a movement named after his daughter in February 2026.
Electoral politics In March 2026, Popov announced that his movement would be taking part in the 2026 Bulgarian parliamentary election, forming a civic electoral list. To run in the election, they allied with two smaller parties: Volt Bulgaria and .
Composition Party/Group Leader Ideology Siyanie Nikolay Popov Anti-corruption Volt Bulgaria Nastimir Ananiev Social liberalismPro-Europeanism Margarit Mitsev Conservatism
Election results National Assembly Election Leader Votes % Seats +/– Status 2026 Nikolay Popov 93,559 2.84 (#9) New
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