Bulgarian journalists say they self-censor while owners impose political policy – US report
There are persistent concerns about grave damage to media pluralism in Bulgaria caused by factors including corporate and political pressure,
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There are persistent concerns about grave damage to media pluralism in Bulgaria caused by factors including corporate and political pressure,
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