Sat, Feb 04 2012
Photo: Надежда Чипева
Prosecution: attacks were ordered because of jealousy. If convicted, Dobrev faces from three to 10 years imprisonment.
The police immediately launched a hunt for the perpetrator and eventually apprehended three men, aged 28-37 from Dupnitsa and the village of Yahinovo. According to the police, all three of them were "accessories to the attack".
Konstantina Kouneva says she feels no resentment or hatred towards the attackers, who were driven to their actions by "unemployment and job insecurity".
A Bulgarian woman was attacked with sulphuric acid in Athens, Greek media reported. The woman has been taken to hospital in critical condition, with severe burns in face, neck arms and back. The woman, who was a secretary at the union for cleaners and domestic servants in Athens, was attacked in front of her home by two unknown assailants.
Still very cold everywhere, particularly in northern Bulgaria, but the mercury is starting to hit seasonal norms.
Facing growing public backlash, Bulgarian Cabinet says ACTA treaty will not require amending copyright protections laws.
Tsvetanov announces reforms amid controversy about Bulgarian police brutality.
Court to decide on legitimacy of citizenships granted and revoked by former vice president Angel Marin.
Code Orange weather warning in effect in 10 districts in Bulgaria.
you do not have to think hard. to know were the attack came from.
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