Business closures are a cause for greater concern among Bulgarians than the health emergency itself, indicates an analysis of Gallup International sociological agency, which is to be presented today at an online discussion themed “Covid-19-where do..
Bulgarian Minister of Social Affairs Denitsa Sacheva believes that some of the protests that have been organized recently are already an element of the election campaign. Minister Sacheva has clarified that this does not apply to..
Bulgarian restaurateurs scheduled a protest for 12 pm on January 27. The demonstration is expected to take place in front the Council of Ministers building downtown Sofia. Restaurateurs insist that the catering establishments open on February 1, and..
Bulgarian nationals living in the USA have travelled to Washington to join the protests. This was stated by Bulgarian journalist Evgeni Veselinov on Nova TV. The Bulgarians organized themselves mainly via social networks. According to Vesselinov, who..
A newly established organization for protection of the victims of illegal actions of private bailiffs will start round-the-clock protest actions in front of a number of institutions tomorrow. This was announced by the founder of the Debtor Union Ivaylo..
Tonight, New Year’s Eve, anti-government protesters are once again expected to gather in front of the Council of Ministers building in Sofia, the latest in a string of protests which broke out on 9 July demanding the resignation of Boyko Borissov’s..
At a protest in front of the Council of Ministers in Sofia, leader of the "Izpravi se.BG" civic platform Maya Manolova called for a moratorium on the payment of heating bills for November in Sofia. According to her, there should be a moratorium until..
Citizens protesting against the government have placed a Christmas tree in front of the Council of Ministers and called on those gathered to leave Christmas cards with their wishes for the resignation of the cabinet and the chief prosecutor , BNR reporter..
Sofia‘s boulevard s Dondukov and Tsar Osvoboditel were blocked by protesters against the government and Prosecutor General Ivan Geshev. T hey threw rotten pumpkins at the Council of Ministers building and then broke through the enclosures..
Two protests merged in front of the Council of Ministers and completely blocked traffic downtown Sofia. Dissatisfied citizens declared disobedience to the new anti-epidemic measures and tried to break the security line in front of the government..
