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The youth organization of nationalist party VMRO expressed it criticism of Bulgaria's statesmen and recent political crisis in the country with a unique protest organized in front of the Parliament’s building. Photo by Kameliya Atanasova (SNA)
The youth organization of the Bulgaria's nationalist party VMRO expressed it criticism of local statesmen and the recent political crisis in the country with a unique protests held in front of the Parliament's building.
During the protest the youths showed what happened to "the emperor's new clothes" envisaging how the authorities in Bulgaria are "washing their hands" and getting ready for the June elections.
VMRO's youth organization circulated a special declaration stating that Bulgaria's statesmen have no principles. The protest of the young politicians was triggered by the political crisis Bulgaria was recently dragged in by its politicians.
During the protest the youths showed what happened to "the emperor's new clothes" envisaging how the authorities in Bulgaria are "washing their hands" and getting ready for the June elections.
VMRO's youth organization circulated a special declaration stating that Bulgaria's statesmen have no principles. The protest of the young politicians was triggered by the political crisis Bulgaria was recently dragged in by its politicians.
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