Bulgarians Rush to Buy Property Ahead of Eurozone Adoption
More Bulgarians are rushing to purchase property, fearing that housing prices will rise further after the country joins the Eurozone
Dear Vasil,
This is a very good and well balanced article and keep up the good work!
Bulgarian journalism is not famous for its open-minded approach to events, there being too many personal interests and political nepotism behind the Bulgarian media in general.
You have observed that there is little or no difference in most parts of the Balkans, and are aware - more so than I am - of those who have occupied the Sobranie from the very beginning of the so called democracy.
But a little incident in Brussels only goes to show that there is little difference between Attaka and the early activities of the Multigroup directorship, and the way they handled their affairs.
Bulgaria is becoming famous for its gangsters or thriving on discontent.
Yours truly,
Patrick Brigham
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