Power cut to trolley bus lines in Bulgaria’s Plovdiv
Electricity distribution firm EVN Bulgaria has cut power to the trolley bus lines in Bulgaria’s second-largest city Plovdiv after the
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Bulgarians exploiting Greek system to get higher pensions – report
Thousands of Bulgarians have applied to receive retirement benefits in Greece, paying local residents to acquire address registration and bribing
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Reactor at Bulgaria’s Kozloduy nuclear plant taken offline
Bulgaria’s Kozloduy nuclear power plant took one of its nuclear reactors offline on October 23 after mechanical failure shut down
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Bulgarian Budget cannot afford child subsidy hikes – minister
A day after hundreds of people held protest rallies throughout Bulgaria demanding increased state subsidies for children, Labour and Social
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Masked duo robs bank in Bulgarian capital Sofia
Two armed men robbed a branch of Allianz Bank in Bulgarian capital Sofia on October 23, taking about 60 000
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Bulgaria’s heritage law amendments has prosecutors, mayors worried
A bill amending Bulgaria’s Cultural Heritage Act has raised concerns among prosecutors and mayors, who fear that a change in
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Bulgaria’s debt collectors to be able to attach bank accounts electronically from January 1
Bulgaria’s debt collectors will be able to attach bank accounts of defaulting debtors electronically from January 1 2013, when amendments
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Taxi fare prices in Sofia to increase by 20% in November
Taxi fare prices in Sofia will increase by an average of 20 per cent at the beginning of November 2012,
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Sofia Blue Zone parking system is cutting traffic, earning cash, ruling party councillors say
The system of “blue zone” and “green zone” paid parking areas in Bulgaria’s capital city, introduced at the end of
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