Bulgaria’s socialists have been accused of tightening control over the national electronic media since they returned to power in 1994. A protest against political interference at the national radio has raised public awareness of the need for a common defense against threats to freedom of speechby MARIA KOINOVA with STEFAN KRAUSE SINCE THE BULGARIAN Socialist Party (BSP) won the parliamentary […]
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