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Bulgaria’s NGO Sector Had a Hard Time under Outgoing PM Borisov. Here’s WhyThe premiership of Boyko Borisov enabled attempts to restrain activists and civil society actors. His government resigned in May a year…Jan 24, 2022Jan 24, 2022
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