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Bulgaria Today – September 15, 2021

In “Bulgaria Today” on Wednesday, September 15, we bring you first the latest news stories from this country.

Next on the show - The Bulgarian school bears the mission of saving the future of thousands of poor and rejected children in Bulgaria. We bring you an interview with the director of the Association for Shared Learning Iva Boneva who has been working for 20 years in support of children from different settlements, ethnic groups, children with disabilities, and more recently with those whose parents are far away.

At the end, we bring you the song “Beautiful Child”- an everlasting piece about the first day of school

Have an enjoyable listen!

  • 01’36 – News



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