Or, how General Toshevo, one of Bulgaria’s largest municipalities, lost half of its bus lines. And yet no one understands why. Kaloyan TodorovBulgarian left journalist and commentator.
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Author: Kaloyan Todorov
Bulgarian left journalist and commentator.
As the population shrinks, the bureaucracy grows
The planning of new regions in Bulgaria will lead to the creation of new administrative positions, without removing the old ones. Another bizarre new proposal is also being considered at the moment – that NGOs should become state structures. Kaloyan TodorovBulgarian left journalist and commentator.
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Bulgaria: Alarming state of the infrastructure
A great deal of Bulgarian roads have not been touched since their creation in the 1970s, or have undergone a major overhaul 20 years ago. Kaloyan TodorovBulgarian left journalist and commentator.
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The pathetic battle of in-laws and cousins over the Bulgarian energy sector
There is a second wave of “privatization” for a stake in the energy business. The battle is about who should take over. Varna TPP, an asset of the Czechs, was sold in a similar scheme. Kaloyan TodorovBulgarian left journalist and commentator.
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Five years after the sacrifice of Plamen Goranov, Bulgaria is still the same
A young man has died in vain and this is more, much more than a personal drama. Kaloyan TodorovBulgarian left journalist and commentator.
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