Politicians Demand Resignations Over Thursday Protests in Sofia

UPDATED Politicians Demand Resignations Over Thursday Protests in Sofia

Yoanna Vodenova

A van set on fire during Sofia protests against football union leadership, Nov. 16, 2023 (BTA Photo)

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17.11.2023 11:15 | UPDATED 17.11.2023 11:45

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Continue the Change - Democratic Bulgaria, GERB-UDF, and the Bulgarian Socialist Party demanded ministers' and officials' resignations on Friday morning following a Thursday protest in Sofia against Bulgarian Football Union leadership.

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