srijeda, 20. veljače 2013.

Bulgarian PM resignation





Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borisov announced the resignation of his government on Wednesday. Bulgarian right-wing leader Martin Dimitrov has called for snap elections in the aftermath of the Cabinet's shocking resignation on Wednesday. The series of mass protests in Sofia and all other major Bulgarian cities was initially triggered by the shockingly high electricity bills in EU's poorest member state. However, many protesters have also demanded the resignation of the center-right GERB government.

 

  

 

Photo taken from: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Boiko-Borisov/29880861985

 

A new Facebook page was created today named Protest in support of Boyko Borisov( in Bulgarian -Протест В Подкрепа На Бойко Борисов) which gathered more than  1700 Bulgarians in less than an hour. 


Supporters of this page are against Borisov resignation, so here are some of the comments:  


Boyko Borisov's party GERB (which won the parliamentary election on 5 July 2009 by collecting 39.71% of the popular vote) called Bulgarian citizens from Borisov’s Facebook page on protest at 12.00 GMT.



The President of the S&D group at the European Parliament Hannes Swoboda commented: 


More comments on Twitter: 








Participants in the Twitter discussion remind on Wikileaks cable on Borisov, a document from US Embassy in Sofia from May 2006, including his bio titled "from Fireman to "Batman". More to find on this link: