In Bulgaria’s most prospering school classrooms remain open during school holidays. Pupils do not go head-to-head away after they hear the last school bell but give some time to their favorite subjects while parents remain close and ready to..
“My presence on behalf of the state bears eloquent testimony to the fact that our policy with regard to the Bulgarian minorities will continue stable and consistent,” said Vice President Iliana Yotova at the opening of a documentary exhibition..
Nearly two-thirds of the Bulgarian citizens believe that the state must cut the public financing of political parties, if their leaders hold speeches of disapproval, hatred or aggression towards representatives of minorities. Over half of the..
