Today, Bulgarians abroad are protesting again in various parts of the world, demanding the resignation of the government and the chief prosecutor, as well as the introduction of machine voting in Bulgaria. Demonstrations are planned to be held today in..
The intersections on Eagles’ Bridge, in front of the Sofia University and between the Presidency building and the Council of Ministers building in Sofia remain blocked by protesters. Traffic in the area of the Romanian Embassy returned to normal...
The amendments to the Constitution proposed by Premier Borissov triggered a wave of reactions of people who are dissatisfied with his government. The “Toxic Trio” and this country’s former Ombudsman Maya Manolova reacted sharply in the social..
Traffic congestion was caused in both directions near Kalotina border checkpoint after protesters blocked the road about two kilometers away from the border crossing. Later, protesters lifted the blockade. However, a fifteen-kilometer line of..
“We support the protesters but do not support anarchy. Protesters are one thing, but people who block cities is quite another,” said Volya party leader and National Assembly Vice-President Veselin Mareshki for BNT. “These 10,15, 50 or even 100..
Rallies of protesters against the government and the chief prosecutor continue today in Bulgaria. People in the tent camp at Eagles’ Bridge said they are to play records of classical music downtown Sofia. Protests are expected to grow into a..
The extraordinary sitting of Bulgaria’s National Assembly that was expected to be held today has failed. Only 78 MPs appeared at the plenary hall which was way under the minimum quorum of 121 members of Parliament. MPs from the Bulgarian Socialist..
For a month now, Bulgaria’s Premier Boyko Borissov has chosen a strategy to broadcast news from his jeep via the social networks in order to avoid contact with protesting citizens, political analyst Vasil Garnizov said on occasion of the failed..
I personally approve of the idea that the protest should nominate its leaders, one of the initiators of the antigovernment protests Arman Babikyan said in an interview for “Fakti”. "I see people with different leanings who are there to defend certain..
Many people support the anti-government protests in this country, even though they stay at home. But we should not imagine that the protests will create huge political energy that would overwhelm the whole system. This is the opinion of political..
