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Hundreds of people gathered in the “Triangle of Power” on Friday night to demand for the 65th time the resignations of Prime Minister Borissov, the government and Chief Prosecutor Geshev.
The “poisonous trio” will sue the president of the National Assembly, Tsveta Karayancheva. The reason: today’s statement to bTV that the mafia and the oligarchs are financing the “Trio of Poison” and the protests.
I want to see how you will show that Bozhkov specifically paid us, the “Poison Trio”, for the protests. I look forward! This will be presented to the court on Monday. The money (if they win the case) will go to ISUL for a donation, lawyer Nikolay Hadjigenov announced from the rostrum.
For his part, Velislav Minekov said that the “Poison Trio” would ask bTV for a right of reply due to Tsveta Karayancheva’s accusations.
These people who call us the mob need to read a little more. They need to know that the mob is connected to the government. Are we the mafia? Are you all a mob here? Or are? Arman Babikyan asked in front of the crowd.
One of the achievements of the protest is that in 65 days we teach politicians to work under pressure. We, the citizens, are the tension. The next big event will be announced on Monday, lawyer Hadjigenov said.
At 9:20 p.m. the procession left for Orlov Most. At 9:40 pm, traffic was already blocked.
Photos: Yordanka Veselinova / OFFNews
At 21:50, the protesters went to the BNT to “congratulate” the Minister of Social Affairs, Denitsa Sacheva, who participates tonight in “Panorama”.
At 10 o’clock at night, Sacheva left BNT through the exit to Tulovo Street and at first he was only guarded by two policemen.
I don’t bother talking to you, said the Minister of Social Affairs. As he walked, he answered questions from journalists and protesters who took pictures with their phones.
A minute later, she was surrounded by a cordon of dozens of police who arrived by buses. Police in riot gear stormed a rally on Friday, taking hundreds of protesters away by truck.
Guarded by the police, Sacheva managed to get into a company car and set off.
