BGStudents at the National Academy of Theatre and Film Arts 'Krastyo Sarafov' (NAFIF) have protested against the academy's management, demanding the resignation of rector Professor Miroslav Dachev, a member of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences. The protest was organized with a scheduled start time of 16:30 on Friday outside the academy’s building, supported by the entire faculty council of the 'Screen Arts' faculty. In an open letter addressed to Prime Minister Rumen Radev, lawmakers, and rectors of all higher education institutions, students accuse the current leadership of losing their trust and failing to uphold institutional governance, academic freedom, transparency, and student rights. They cite recent incidents, including insufficient institutional participation in managing the European University Alliance FilmEU, which could lead to the academy being expelled from the alliance. Students also report an atmosphere of pressure against professors who express critical views, citing cases where educators were accused of whistleblowing after reporting issues to the Ministry of Education and Science, leading to ethical committee investigations and threats of warnings or dismissal. In
Lecture du biais (Gauche): The article frames the protest as a legitimate expression of student grievances against institutional corruption and suppression of academic freedom. It emphasizes the students’ demands for accountability and transparency, portraying the administration as authoritarian. While the issue itself is a高校
Pourquoi ces scores (Factualité 85 · Objectivité 75): The article accurately reports the students' protest against the rector and their demands for his resignation. It provides details about the protest timing, participants, and the reasons cited by the students. The language remains neutral but carries some emotional weight in describing the students'
