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Seeing the glass as half full rather than half empty has always been the right choice for 35-year-old Antonio Lezza, who has been in Bulgaria for the past four years.
Salvadori has been in Bulgaria since 1994 and takes pride in the fact that he built the company in Bulgaria from scratch and that today it is the number one in its field - pharmaceuticals and bandages - in Eastern Europe.
Sacco and Vanzetti, Spartacus, Julius Caesar and La masseria delle allodole (The Lark Farm), are just some of the well-known movies that were filmed in Sofia’s Nu Boyana film studio by Bulgarian-Italian film company Nimar Studios.
While in Italy people talk about the economic crisis, temporary jobs and job offers after the age of 30, several Italians under 30 have found stability in Bulgaria, at least when it comes to their work.
A British expat tries to right a few wrongs in a Rhodope orphanage
Is the former secret service agent the hidden link between organised crime and Bulgaria’s politicians?
Education is the key to fulfilment, says a celebrated poet of Bulgarian extraction
The tribulations of a prima ballerina at the National Opera and Ballet
A Victorian prime minister is a hero in Bulgaria thanks to a lacerating attack on the Ottoman empire