Bulgarian PM: Findings of probe into eavesdropping on protesters ‘disturbing’
The findings of an investigation ordered after allegations that anti-government protesters were the subject of illegal surveillance in 2013 and
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The findings of an investigation ordered after allegations that anti-government protesters were the subject of illegal surveillance in 2013 and
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Read moreAn internal investigation into allegations that Bulgaria’s 2013/14 administration illegally eavesdropped on anti-government protesters would be completed soon, Interior Minister
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