Bulgaria: new protests against government and prosecutors

(ANSAmed) - SOFIA, JULY 25 - Popular protests against the government and the public prosecutor's office accused of corruption and political will intensify in Bulgarian. Yesterday evening, for the 16th / consecutive day, thousands of demonstrators blocked the main intersections of the road network in the capital Sofia causing inconvenience in traffic. In addition to the requests for the release of Prime Minister Boyko Borissov and the Attorney General Ivan Ghescev, there was also the appeal to convene a Constituent Assembly to amend the Constitution.
    Protesters 'bombed' the facade of the Council of Ministers palace with quail eggs. "With these eggs they wanted to close our mouths but we return them to the quagliapoligama in that building," said one of the protesters banned by the BTA agency, referring to Prime Minister Borissov. In front of the government building, Lapiazza was crowded with young families with children singing the national anthem and patriotic songs.
    Groups of demonstrators have blocked the entrances of public television Bnt, asking for the resignation of its general manager Emil Koshlukov. The majority of the conservative party Gerb delpremier Borissov has meanwhile approved in Parliament the emissions of five ministers, decided by the prime minister, and the appointment of new heads of Health, Finance, Economy, Interior and Tourism. (ANSAmed). (HANDLE).