Bulgarians turn to South America in search of jobs
Increasing numbers of Bulgarians are seeking employment in South America, according to private employment agencies, quoted by Bulgarian-language daily Monitor.
Read moreIncreasing numbers of Bulgarians are seeking employment in South America, according to private employment agencies, quoted by Bulgarian-language daily Monitor.
Read morePlans to move the central offices of the National Revenue Agency (NRA) from Sofia to Veliko Turnovo have now been
Read moreThe summer 2012 holiday season will see Bulgarians spending about 88 leva (44 euro) a day during vacations lasting an
Read moreBulgaria’s Cabinet has instructed the Finance Ministry to pay five million leva (about 2.5 million euro) to the Economy, Energy
Read moreBulgaria’s Cabinet approved, at a meeting on June 20 2012, proposed changes to the Citizenship Act that will facilitate the
Read moreThe European Central Bank (ECB) published its Convergence Report (2012), in which it evaluates the progress of the members states
Read moreNorway has abolished restrictions on access by Bulgarians and Romanians to the country’s labour market. Bulgaria and Romania joined the
Read moreEurope’s financial crisis took center stage on Monday as the Group of 20 economic summit began in Mexico. President Barack
Read moreDenver-based Molson Coors, estimated as the world’s fifth-largest beer brewer by volume, said on June 18 that it has closed
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