Bulgarian Socialist Party government continues campaign to demonise President Plevneliev
The veto by Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev of crucial parts of the Budget 2013 amendments approved by Bulgarian Socialist Party
Read moreThe veto by Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev of crucial parts of the Budget 2013 amendments approved by Bulgarian Socialist Party
Read moreA “Protest Network” has been set up by a group of people involved in the anti-government protests in Bulgaria, with
Read moreThe Bulgarian Orthodox Church is to hold a special prayer service for “spiritual unification and moral transformation of the Bulgarian
Read moreBulgaria’s anti-government protesters have embarked on a 400km march to the seaside to maintain the momentum in the campaign to
Read moreA controversial rapper who has been a vocal leader of the daily gatherings of about 100 people in support of
Read moreOn the 48th day of anti-government rallies in Bulgaria, the traditional morning protest outside Parliament morphed from “drinking coffee” to
Read moreBulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev is ready to veto controversial amendments to Budget 2013 – proposed by the Bulgarian Socialist Party
Read morePlamen Oresharski, occupant of the prime minister’s seat in the Bulgarian Socialist Party government, has responded to a challenge from
Read moreIn the latest move to maintain the momentum of anti-government protests in Bulgaria, a group is planning to “occupy” the
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