Bulgaria's Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Krasimir Karakachanov have introduced a controversial plan to integrate the country's Roma minority into Bulgarian society.
The "Concept for the Integration of the Unsocialized Gypsy (Roma) Ethnicity" draft bill envisions various compulsory practices for the Roma people, including forced social work for those over 16 years of age.

Those unable to pay street cleaning tax must clean the areas they occupy themselves, according to the bill.

To control the birth rate among the Roma people Karakachanov proposes a state abortion program, which would provide free abortions for women with more than three children.
The bill suggests "uneducated and unemployed" Roma be sent to "training centers."
The bill also proposes cutting social assistance if the Roma refuse to work or send their children to school, demolishing unauthorized Roma houses and creating voluntary security units in areas populated by the Roma.

"If Karakachanov had looked at the constitution, he would see that we all have equal rights," lawmaker Jeihan Ibryaimov of Movement for Rights and Freedoms (DPS) party said, criticizing the plan. Ibryaimov, who hails from the country's Turkish minority, also called the proposal "inhumane."

Karakachanov is the leader of the Bulgarian National Movement (VMRO) and one of the three leaders of the nationalist bloc United Patriots that entered a coalition with Prime Minister Boyko Borisov's ruling Citizens for European Development of Bulgaria (GERB).

Link: https://www.dailysabah.com/europe/2019/02/08/bulgarias-deputy-pm-proposes-free-abortions-for-roma-women-to-control-birth-rate

The owner of Durmo Tours, Durmish Beluli, in a statement for "24 Vesti" says that the bus that turned over on Wednesday was right. In a statement on television, he says that the company's employees heard the phone with the driver and that he had discovered the cause of the accident for them, that is, he had lost control of himself while driving the bus.

-A responsible person at Durmo Tours contacted the driver after the accident. He said that he was aware that he had lost control, in the question of whether he had lost control of the bus, or above himself, the answer was that he was above himself.

Probably for health reasons. The bus was about 200 meters away, there was no trace of braking nor a reaction to the driver - says Beluli.

He added that he feels moral responsibility and that he sympathizes with the families of the dead.
His complaints are contrary to the statement of one of the passengers who claims that the driver could not turn the steering wheel, and for the trail of braking it is necessary for skilled persons to give their opinion.

Link: https://www.brif.mk/ke-bide-li-vozachot-na-durmo-turs-ushte-edna-zhrtva-sopstvenikot-i-trvdi-deka-izgubil-kontrola-nad-samiot-sebe/?fbclid=IwAR2sTXGar-1E6fC8G--