Bulgarian Government Collapses Amid Mass Protests In a surprise move on July 3rd Prime Minister Borisov officially announced his resignation, saying, “I am unable to witness the blood on the streets. The people put us in power and today we give it back to them.” His centrist GERB party will not participate in the formation of a new government which leaves many open questions about the political stability of the country. Despite the cabinet resignation the violent clashes in Sofia have intensified late on Wednesday as protesters demand the exit of the entire political establishment. A 36-year-old man set himself on fire in the city of Varna where protests are demanding Mayor Kiril Yordanov’s resignation. Yordanov is currently serving his fourth consecutive term and has held the post since 1999. What a day. Not 1 but 2 corrupt governments fell. That’s a good day’s work for the people. Mot people probably didnt even know they were having huge protests there but they were. Overshadowed by the likes of Brazil, Turkey and Egypt but never the less successful. All 4 movements were victorious! and much more steps forward will lead towards even greater ways for people. #bulgaria #occupy99 #imf #occupywallst #banks #revolution #occupy #igdaily #glasssteagall #photooftheday #igers #instadaily #instagramhub #EU #occupygezi #bestoftheday #iphoneonly #occupysofia #jj #sofia #truth #tomato #cyprus #Commonpeoplearmy #greece
Posted on: Sun, 07 Jul 2013 08:55:40 +0000
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