Bulgaria’s federal government has actually withdrawn a state budget strategy after facing the biggest demos the country has actually seen considering that the 1990s. Protesters collected in the capital, Sofia, and other cities on December 1 to accuse the federal government of prioritizing its own wages over the needs of workers.
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Tens of thousands of people took to the roads of Sofia and other Bulgarian cities to sign up with demonstrations late on December 1 against the ruling union’s spending plan plans, requiring the government to withdraw them the next early morning.
Source: Radio Free Europe
Tens of hundreds of people rallied in Sofia requiring the withdrawal of Bulgaria’s 2026 draft spending plan, which critics state boosts state wages while burdening the economic sector. The December 1 objection escalated late at night, resulting in clashes with police, injuries, and several apprehensions.
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A few of the biggest objections in contemporary Bulgaria’s history broke out throughout the nation on December 1 against a 2026 budget that would see taxes hiked and social-security contributions raised by a government several Bulgarians view as corrupt.
Source: Radio Free Europe
Political support stays unsure amid anxieties of excessive deficit, relentless rising cost of living and Bulgaria’s adoption on the Euro in January 2026
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