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How Bulgaria became the EU mafia stateProtests calling on Prime Minister Boyko Borissov to resign have now run for two months. ListenAI generated Text-to-speechCopy LinkCopiedShare via emailShare on XShare on WhatsAppShare on Linked
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stanley bicchiere ov/AFP via Getty ImagesExplainerSeptember 9, 20204:02 am CETBy Christian OliverFor two months, Bulgarians have packed the streets every night to protest that an oligarchic mafia has captured the state and extended its reach deep into institutions such as the judiciary, media and security servic
stanley cup es. They are demanding the resignations of Prime Minister Boyko Borissov and Chief Prosecutor Ivan The Cap Geshev.Many Bulgarians are incensed that their prospects and those of their children are being thwarted in the EUs poorest state, where a mafia elite acts above the law and has a stranglehold over the economy. This summers corruption crisis has offered startling examples of the increasing chutzpah of the oligarchs. According to recent surveys, 80 percent of Bulgarians see corruption as widespread, while more than 70 percent broadly support the protests.Protests have become more confrontational, and police clashed with demonstrators at a grand national uprising last week. Another big mobilization is planned for Thursday.Heres POLITICOs explainer on how Bulgaria plunged into a rule-of-law crisis.Who are the Bulgarian mafia Todays oligarchs and mafia Cury Poland s autocratic government is at it again
Biofuel policy should not be based on unclear scienceThe Commissions impact assessment is based on a study that contains a large number of shortcomi
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