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    24.02.2013 Consecutive day of protest

    By siGmaManolov  |  Posted February 24, 2013  
     

    CNN PRODUCER NOTE     Bulgarian iReporter siGmaManolov sent in these images of protesters in the eastern coastal town of Varna demonstrating against the nation's high energy bills. They were captured by his girlfriend, Veronica, who is a photographer. Several days ago the entire Bulgarian government resigned after days of protests over energy prices, which have since rapidly widened into general anger over economic austerity measures and corruption. The protests on Sunday were peaceful, but demonstrators are continuing to press their demands for more government accountability and for action to end energy company monopolies.
    - sarahbrowngb, CNN iReport producer

    Day 15 of protest. More than 40-55 thousand people only in Varna city, shows that citizens ---->
    (tsveta2608 February 20, 2013) "People don't really want much; they just want to have a normal life. To be heart and understood!"

    The government betray himself before decided the real problems of people.
    Police and people have been shoulder to shoulder, with no provocation, no violence. We was all together.

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