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The second edition of the Great People’s Uprising, which calls for the resignation of Prime Minister Boyko Borissov and Chief Prosecutor Ivan Geshev, is taking place peacefully in central Sofia for now. Faced with a greater police presence, the protest began on Thursday with fewer people than on September 2, when the clashes began in the morning.
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However, six were arrested during police inspections of the protest. in Sofia. Three of them were carrying prohibited items.
“So far everything is going well. There are 6 people who have been arrested, two are wanted. The forces of order will check if they participated in any way in the protest of September 2,” the deputy chief of the Security Police told the press in SDVR. Tony Todorov.
During a search in the protest area, the police found several stones piled up and bottles of liquids of various colors. A 10-liter tube of colored liquid was found, carefully hidden in a bush, as well as 9 other half-liter bottles. There were also metal rods.
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Police are inspecting cameras in the area.
During inspections at checkpoints, incendiary substances, fireworks and toys, a rifle and a sword were seized at the demonstration.
Mothers protesting “The system kills us” received a warning report that no prohibited items were found in them and their tents were searched overnight.
For now, the atmosphere of the protest is calm. A huge tricolor was crucified by about a thousand people present.
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The organizers of the protest announced that protesters had arrived from Varna, Ruse, Dupnitsa, Troyan and other cities. People have stretched a ribbon between themselves and the numerous police officers, marking a buffer zone of 4 to 5 meters.
Earlier, the Interior Ministry explained that they do not use representatives of private security companies, such publications that appeared on the Internet:
“We call on the public who will come to demonstrate their protest, not to succumb to provocations and calls for the violation of public order. Upon realizing people or groups with obvious intentions to commit or commit such flagrant violations of public order, notify the police authorities, “said Radoslav Stoynev of the Interior Ministry Security Police on national radio.
“We are waiting for Borissov’s resignation and we will stay here until we achieve our goal,” Nikolay Hadjigenov told BNR. “We have been here 64 days, if necessary, we will stay another 64,” he added.
Hadjigenov also said that the protesters did not make sense to speak to the police and would take steps to neutralize potential provocateurs.
Shortly after 10 a.m., protesters blocked traffic on Dondukov Boulevard.
The second major protest demanding the resignation of the government and the attorney general is expected to continue throughout the day.
Includes “Democratic Bulgaria” with specific requests for changes to the Electoral Code. The co-chair of the training, Hristo Ivanov, insists on an independent audit of automatic voting, the introduction of remote electronic voting or postal voting for Bulgarians abroad.
The day before, Prime Minister Boyko Borissov announced that he had no intention of resigning because his mafia demanded his resignation from the square.
“This is cynicism that the prime minister is showing in his agony. Borisov must get away with it. He sees what we are capable of. People are furious not only in Sofia, but throughout Bulgaria,” said sculptor Prof. Velislav Minekov, part of the so-called Poison Trio.
The only way out is resignation, and you cannot try to form a cabinet of experts, as some political forces, including the MRF, suggest, he added. “We do not work with such cheap scams. We will not allow such a thing and it will not happen. This cabinet will be expelled, Borisov will be expelled and his attorney general will be expelled. They are unfortunate people who do not deserve to be expelled.” be in these positions and never deserve it. In fact, they were appointed and never elected, “Minekov said.
He said the protesters would not allow election fraud. “Get out immediately and make free and fair decisions, something that has not happened in recent years,” urged the sculptor.
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