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"I will fire Boyko Borisov!," the billboards say on their both sides, the BGNES news agency has reported. Photo by BGNES
Billboards threatening to fire Bulgaria's Prime Minister Boyko Borisov were spotted in the Bulgarian capital Sofia early on Monday.
"I will fire Boyko Borisov!," the billboards say on their both sides, the BGNES news agency has reported. It is still unknown who has made the statement. New political messages on billboards are expected to follow, according to Dnes.dir.bg.
On July 5, a Facebook group which gathered more than 30 000 members, declared an event entitled "A Day without Boyko Borisov". The Facebook users in question were outraged by what they perceived as the Prime Minister's overwhelming media presence, which they said contrasted with the lack of results on behalf of his cabinet.
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