In Sofia, thousands protested Bulgaria's plans to adopt the euro, fueled by fears of economic harm and distrust in government institutions. Critics are pushing for a referendum on the currency change, especially since recent surveys indicate almost half of the population is against joining the eurozone. Disinformation campaigns have exacerbated these sentiments, particularly in rural areas, where residents remain unfamiliar with the euro and international commerce. The protest was led by civic groups and nationalists, expressing concerns for national sovereignty in the face of EU integration.
Thousands gathered in Sofia to oppose Bulgaria's euro adoption plans, demanding a referendum, highlighting fears and mistrust surrounding the economic transition.
Critics argue that disinformation campaigns have fueled opposition to adopting the euro, with many believing it will negatively impact Bulgaria's economy.
The protest, organized by civic groups and nationalist parties, reflected deep-rooted fears about sovereignty and economic stability related to the euro.
Recent surveys show that nearly half of Bulgarians oppose euro adoption, particularly in rural areas where people are less familiar with international currencies.
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