Corruption in Bulgaria is growing and not enough is being done to restrict it, a survey by Afis social surveys agency indicates, as quoted by bTV.
The most corrupt spheres are justice, customs, health care and the police, the respondents say. According to almost half of them – 49 percent – abuse of public power for personal gain is growing. Only 9 percent take the opposite view.
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