In an effort to protect the outflow of state money for Roma scholarships, Deputy Prime Minister Kuneva, without hesitation, issued one of the most strictly guarded state secrets - how many Roma there are in Bulgaria. Kuneva announced that in 2020 will represent 1/4 of the workforce. But the labor force is 4 million, and therefore the Roma are 1 million. Outside the workforce there are children and adults. If the general ratio between the population (7.5: 4) is applied, it will then turn out that the total number of the Roma ethnic group is 1.87 million people.

This figure in the country has long been visible. Periodically, a scientist comes out and reports some shocking facts, but quickly closes his mouth. For years it has been known for example that among infants of 3 babies, only 1 is a Bulgarian. Entire regions are replaced. For example, the Bulgarian city of Kotel is quite Roma. The same goes for another such - Elena. We are not talking about ghettos in big cities, in which no one knows how many people live.

In his speech today, Kuneva essentially announced the end of Bulgarian statehood. Roma are not imposed or brought people, because they do not have their own state.

Link: https://bultimes.bg/kuneva-se-izpusna-che-tsiganite-v-bulgariya-sa-1-8-miliona/

 The issuance of new personal documents with the new name is expected to begin by the end of the year, and the citizens will pay for the replacement themselves. Replacements will go gradually.

- Basic documents: identity card, passport and driver's license, if the same prices remain, each citizen will cost about 40 euros.

If this is added to the changes in the registration plates, then the costs will increase by about 20 euros. Total costs will amount to about 60 euros.

The most affected will be those citizens who will change the documents in this period until they get new ones with the new name, because the documents will have a half-life, so instead of once in ten years, they will have to change their documents twice.

The change of documents, already announced by the Government, will be on the back of the citizens. According to the current price list, most citizens will have to separate for passports that cost 25 euros denars plus an administrative fee of 5 euros for people over 27 years old, or 2 to 3 euros for those under this age limit.

The price for ID cards, however, is 3 euros. The driver costs 4.5 euros, and for her there is an administrative fee in the amount of 3 euros that is paid due to the past validity.

The replacement of the registration plates for those citizens who have a vehicle is also attached to these basic expenses. The tables have so far cost about 20 euros. On the new tables, which should start to be issued within four months, the old traffic code "MK" will be replaced by "NMK" (North Macedonia).