SOFIA, Dec 11 (The African Portal) – Bulgaria’s prime minister announced Thursday that his government was resigning after less than a year in office following a series of anti-graft protests.
“The government resigns today,” Bulgarian Prime Minister Rossen Jeliazkov told reporters after a meeting of ruling parties’ leaders.
Credit: FRANCE 24 with AFP
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