65.3% of Bulgarian Workers Earn Below Subsistence Level
According to recent data from the Confederation of Independent Trade Unions of Bulgaria (CITUB), the financial strain on Bulgarian households continues to intensify
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Business | July 10, 2001, Tuesday // 00:00
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BULGARIA is prepared to destroy the weaponry of the Albanian terrorists active in Macedonia, in case a disarmament plan is adopted, Defence Ministry official announced on Monday.
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NO MAD COW infection exists in Bulgaria, neither among livestock, nor among humans, Prof. Shotekov of the Medical Academy in Sofia announced. `The single patient who was alleged to be suffering from the human version of the infection has a different diagnosis`, he explained.
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TIMOK is the most contaminated Bulgarian river, experts stated at a round-table discussion held in Vidin. The water has an unacceptably high concentration of heavy metals rendering it toxic for fishing, livestock and irrigation. The participants discussed EU environmental programs for South-eastern Europe.
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NO MAD COW infection exists in Bulgaria, neither among livestock, nor among humans, Prof. Shotekov of the Medical Academy in Sofia announced. `The single patient who was alleged to be suffering from the human version of the infection has a different diagnosis`, he explained.
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TIMOK is the most contaminated Bulgarian river, experts stated at a round-table discussion held in Vidin. The water has an unacceptably high concentration of heavy metals rendering it toxic for fishing, livestock and irrigation. The participants discussed EU environmental programs for South-eastern Europe.
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