Protests continued in Bulgaria, on Sunday, with over twenty thousand marching through Varna.
Thousands more protested in various cities across the nation.
At least ten thousand marched through the capital of Sofia, and booed the President when he tried to speak to them.
President Rosen Pleveliev offered to meet with leaders of unions and civil rights groups, in order to see a peaceful conclusion to the current circumstances.
On Wednesday, Prime Minister Boris Borisov resigned in the face of violent protests against his leadership.
Some protesters are now demanding that the entire government resign.
Anger has been growing for some time over rising costs of living, specifically electrical bills, and frozen wages.

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