Bulgaria’s Anti-Govt Protests Enter Second Month

Views on BG | July 15, 2013, Monday // 12:02
Bulgaria: Bulgaria’s Anti-Govt Protests Enter Second Month A protester in Sofia carries a poster, reading “You are not yourself when you are greedy”. Public outrage at the appointment of a media magnate to a top security post has boiled over into protests against the new government. Photo by Dimiter Muftieff

Euronews

Bulgaria’s anti-government protests have entered their second month. People have been gathering for 31 consecutive days in the capital Sofia.

Although initially triggered by the appointment of a media mogul as national security chief, demonstrators are now accusing the government of corruption.

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