Bulgarians went out into the street again. This time protesting against poverty
Over 100,000 Bulgarians came out today on the streets of major cities to protest against poverty. Sofia protesters marched from the Ministry of Economy, parliament and presidential palace. President Rosen Plevneliev took a brief speech to the protesters. Plevneliev said that all problems should be identified and must work to solve them. The Head of State thanked the people that came out to present position, but was booed by the crowd, send Agerpres. It is hard to say how many people participated in the protest, but most likely outnumber the number of protesters last Sunday, when gathered around 100,000 demonstrators in several cities. According to preliminary police in Sofia gathered at least 25,000. The protests are peaceful, organizers have urged that, when masked persons observed, they are taught police. The protests in the last two weeks have led to the resignation of Prime Minister Boyko Borisov. Outgoing Prime Minister said he resigned because he does not want to see violence ...