'내각 총사퇴 요구'…거리로 나온 불가리아 시위대<br /><br />It's time now for our Friday edition of Arirang's 'The World Now'. I'm Kim Jae-hee.<br />We begin with anti-government protests in Bulgaria that have gripped the country for nearly two months.<br />Bulgaria saw one of its most heated protests on Wednesday, as protesters clashed with police near the parliament building in its capital.<br />Protesters are demanding the Prime Minister and the chief prosecutor step down, over allegations they allowed a corrupt oligarchic mafia to seize control.<br />"All we want is democracy. It's as simple as that."<br />"I sincerely and strongly hope that change can happen without violence and peacefully. It depends on the Bulgarian Prime Minister whether it will be peaceful or not."<br />The Bulgarian President said on Wednesday, the resignation of the Prime Minister and his cabinet is the only way out the political crisis, echoing the demands of the protesters.<br />"These resignations are inevitable because people have come out of the hypnosis of propaganda, overcome fear and insist on their right to live in a normal state - a desire incompatible with the current government."<br />The Prime Minister, instead of offering to resign, is offering to overhaul the country's political system, through constitutional changes.<br />
