Direct Low-Cost Flights Connect Istanbul and Sofia
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VARNA SHIPYARD’S EX WORKERS WILL PROTEST TODAY
Business | December 10, 2001, Monday // 00:00
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The former workers of the Varna shipyard will protest today in front of the building of the enterprise. The protestors will decide whether to go on strike. After the meeting of the shipyard’s creditors on December 5th, the workers were not pleased with the statement of Nikolay Vassilev, Deputy PM and Economy Minister that the state will not participate in the rehabilitation of the shipyard.
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