Bulgarian nationalists protest government plans to adopt the euro currency
- Since January 2025, opponents in Bulgaria have held demonstrations against the government’s plan to adopt the euro currency.
- The protests stem from resurfaced memories of the 1996-1997 economic crisis marked by hyperinflation and bank failures, along with widespread disinformation and lack of information.
- The far-right Vazrazhdane party and pro-Russian President Rumen Radev have intensified opposition, calling for a referendum despite legal and political rejection of the proposal.
- Surveys show nearly half of Bulgarians oppose euro adoption amid fears of poverty, especially outside large cities, while officials emphasize the country’s institutional preparedness and a chosen euro coin design.
- The conflict suggests deep economic anxieties and mistrust in institutions in Bulgaria, indicating pro-European integration voices struggle amid persistent anti-EU sentiments and social divisions.
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