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Debtors start round-the-clock protests in front of institutions

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A newly established organization for protection of the victims of illegal actions of private bailiffs will start round-the-clock protest actions in front of a number of institutions tomorrow. This was announced by the founder of the Debtor Union Ivaylo Iliev. "The protest is directed against corrupt persons in the Presidency, the Council of Ministers, the National Assembly, the justice system as a whole," he explained.



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