curly r t spoke to european asset manager eric kraus who says that the discontent is driven by the ill management of the country the protesters are dirty global. there they have not clearly articulating go. why it is a mixture of let it dry everything from small that owners and farmers they were the unemployed students. so it's hard for this blog. very tired currently the governor and the problems with your meals this does mean a five percent for honeymoon. we have more left wing. it remains relevant for this to death that's the one on the politicians to go home of course new election. so i was so into four pieces bulgaria has also witnessed some unrest. four people have been arrested at an anti government march demanding the parliament to step down protesters carried torches as they marched towards government buildings marking six months since the start of the campaign that mr has reportedly fired teargas at police and three torches at them. protests in sofia started in june after a member of the turkish minority party was appointed as head of the national security service. take a loo

spoke to european asset manager eric kraus who says that the public's discontent is driven by the ill management of the country. the protests are very global there they have not clearly articulated any goals and you know why a mixture of left and right. everything from small engine plane nerves to sar murders laborers the unemployed students so it's polymorphous but the country's basin very tired of the current way it's being governed and the problems with europe the neo-fascist may be made up side of percent of the four county that you probably have more or less wavers they need old fashioned seniors for their main routing point just to check out they want all of the politicians to go home and for there to be a new government but of course a new election would not really solve it with me is a fundamental reform of the system. garia has also witnessed to some unrest four people have been arrested at an anti-government march demanding the parliament step down protesters carried torches as they marched towards the government buildings marking six months since the start of their campaign