Protesters stopped traffic on Tsar Osvoboditel Blvd., tried to invade BNT – Society



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The Day 100 of the protest against the government has begun, which was announced by the organizers as the fifth Great Popular Uprising. The demands remain the same: the resignation of Prime Minister Boyko BorissovBoyko borisov

Boyko Metodiev Borisov is the Prime Minister of the Republic of Bulgaria. Born June 13, 1959, to Chief Prosecutor Ivan GeshevIvan GeshevIvan Stoimenov Geshev was born on December 19, 1970. Graduated from the University of Law in, for automatic voting, early elections, convocation of the Great National Assembly, changes in the Constitution.

From the so-called “The Poison Trio” he announced that four foreign MEPs are expected to participate in the events. They also promised surprises. This is the last Grand National Assembly in this format.

Today is the fifth national protest

People who have already blocked traffic on Tsar Osvoboditel Blvd. are gathering in the area of ​​the presidency. You can still walk down Dondukov Blvd.

The protest platform announced that there were students from Sofia University who wanted to join the protest, but the police did not allow them. This caused the assembled crowd to spontaneously head for the Rectory. A little later, the students were released and the two groups met at Tsar Osvoboditel Blvd. and headed to Largo together.

Several checkpoints are being built in the protest area. There is a greater police presence.

The protest march later marched into Alexander Nevsky Cathedral to pay tribute to the anti-government protests of 30 years ago on November 10, after which the crowd marched in the traditional march towards the Eagle Bridge, which once again night ended. will block.

Some of the protesters went to the Bulgarian National Television building for the now usual protest on Friday during the “Panorama” program. The protesters attempted a powerful attack at the entrance to the BNT, but were repulsed by the police. Most law enforcement officers wear helmets.

Because they were not allowed to enter the public media building, the protesters began chanting “Janissaries” at the security forces.

The protesters announced that they would block the road from Montana to Vidin.



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