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    I russi si uniscono alla protesta anti-euro a Sofia, citano la “difesa della sovranità bulgaro”

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    1. PlamenIB on

      I personally know a Russian woman married for Bulgarian (ex member of the Bulgarian Communist Party) that participated. Not all of them are like that though but unfortunately it makes impression.

    2. Doc_Bader on

      *Since 1997, the lev has been in a* [*currency board*](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Currency_board) *arrangement with initially the* [*Deutsche Mark*](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deutsche_Mark) *at a fixed rate of BGL 1000 to DEM 1.*

      *After the introduction of the* [*euro*](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euro) *and the redenomination of the lev in 1999, this has resulted in a fixed rate to the euro of BGN 1.95583 : EUR 1.*

      [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bulgarian_lev](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bulgarian_lev)

    4. Dr0n1ng_Orcs on

      who cares what the citizens of a country, where shitting in your backyard is still normal, think about Bulgaria introducing the Euro.

      If one thing is for sure, all Bulgaria has to do is look to the East, then turn their head to the west and compare the living standards. Do they really want to live again in poverty and under Russin domination or actually have a chance to continue their upwards trend in living standards and freedom?
      Is the EU perfect? Fuck no, but close to perfection compared to what Russia has to offer.

    6. Void_Duck on

      What are they even doing in the EU if they love Russia so much? Go back, stop ruining what EU has built.

    7. supersonic-bionic on

      Not shocking. There are many Bulgarians in Europe working on behalf of Russians to sabotage EU and spy on targets

    10. today05 on

      its rich talking about sovereignity with an other country’s flag… bright illustration on the cognitive levels of vatniks

    11. vuur77 on

      These appearances of a very small (and paid) group of Russian pilgrims on European news channels are damaging Bulgaria’s image, making us look like Hungary or Slovakia, which is not the case.

    12. vanKlompf on

      That is final confirmation that EURO in Bulgaria is great idea than!

    13. Kurainuz on

      Not shocking, they have been joining every protest that can weaken europe for years.

      Here in spain they went to pro independence, far left, and nowadays far right protests

      Rusian and american interference in europe is a plague.

    14. Frog_24 on

      Where is this Russia simping in East Europe coming from? Hungary, Slovakia, Georgia, big parts of Romania and East Germany etc. Did they already forget how the Russians treated them just a few decades ago?

    16. Venixed on

      Russians have developed an amazing ability to infiltrate and destroy anything that ideologically opposes them and credit where credit is due, it’s actually impressive they can wage a disinformation campaign countless times and still get away with it 

    17. jefff_xd on

      Find someone under 40 in anti-EU protests challenge(impossible).

    19. Admirable-Medium-201 on

      You wouldn’t believe the amount of pro-Russian squealing all over the Bulgarian side of internet.

      It coinsides with one journalist spreading Kremlin propaganda being outed as a spy so the whole mood among those people at the moment is the end of the world is near, only our lord and saviour Putin can help us (right after he fixes all the issues in his shithole of a country with no roads and 21% interest on mortgages).

      If it’s so glorious there, why don’t you pack your bags and go. Vorkuta is waiting for you.

    20. Autokrateira on

      Best possible endorsement for any policy is to see if it pisses off Russia, immediate tell it’s something good

    21. NoCartographer8002 on

      This shit russia is doing is happening ALL OVER Europe. Literally in every country of the Union, but especially in the ex eastern block countries. Their mondus operandi is so obvious but ignorant brainwashed people are still falling for this propaganda. Very sad to see.

    22. hrdlg1234 on

      What sovereignty? The Bulgarian lev has been pegged to the Euro from 1997 because of communist shenanigans that sold off most of the previously owned state companies to private investors , making hyperinflation inevitable. Older Bulgarians remember this vividly. I remember when I had to wait in line for bread because of this shit holding my baby sister in my hands because a coupon system was installed to deal with the rampant lev.

    25. RustCohle_23 on

      It was not a protest, it was a gathering of the jobless. They tried to reach a collective IQ of 100.

    26. tremblt_ on

      Defending BULGARIAN sovereignty while waving the flag of a foreign, hostile nation is quite ironic.

    27. New-Syllabub5359 on

      There are few fates worse, than being “defended” by those barbarians.

    28. SwingingPilots2000 on

      I still can’t understand two things: 1) Why are Russians still allowed in the EU? 2) Why are they even allowed to protest with Russian flags????

      Russia AND Russians pose an existential threat to the EU. 

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