Bulgarian medics protested in front of the Ministry of Health building. Doctors, nurses and ambulance drivers employed at the Center for Emergency Aid in Sofia and emergency aid centers in other district cities voiced dissatisfaction with the new payment rules.
Following the new amendments, Covid-19 frontline medical workers are to receive less money. Protesters hurled coins in front of the main entrance of the Ministry of Health and demanded the resignation of Bulgaria’s Minister of Health. Many frontline medics complained that they have not received an extra pay since May. The medics gave this country’s authorities one week to make the necessary changes and threatened to go on strike.
A parade dedicated to May 24 - the Day of Bulgarian Letters, Education and Culture was held in Chicago for the fourth consecutive year , BGNES and BNT reported. The event was organized by the Elk Grove Village City Hall and the Consulate General of..
Over 100 master chefs are set to take part in this year's Festival of the Banitsa, which is held today in the village of Banitsa in the Vratsa region. The event starts at 11 am at the local community centre, 'Svetlina 1910'. What is the taste of..
The port city will celebrate the start of summer with a concert featuring music and dance. Entitled 'Varna: Where Time Flows Differently, it will take place at the entrance to the Sea Garden at 7 pm. Admission is free. A special guest among the..
The 19th International Competition for Contemporary Lutherie begins in Kazanlak today. Running until 7 June, the forum aims to promote the traditions and..
The most significant step towards Bulgaria's membership in the eurozone has been made – this country has received official confirmation..
EU Ambassador to Skopje launches construction of new border crossing The construction of the EU-funded border crossing Markova Noga – Lemos..
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