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2. About Chalga, Education and Something Else (with Zhoro Vuldzhev and Lacho Tomov)

Guests in the second episode of the new edition of "60 Minutes of Freedom!" are the stars of the debate "The Whip: Left or Right" organized by the Bulgarian Libertarian Society in December - Georgi Vuldjev and Lachezar Tomov!

Lacho is a mathematician and a lecturer at the National High School for Ancient Languages and Cultures (NGDEK) and NBU, and Georgi Vuldjev is known to all of you as the editor-in-chief of EKIP.

Stoyan Panchev spoke with them in more detail about chalga as a culture and musical style, as well as the problems of Bulgarian culture and education in general.

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About Stoyan Panchev

Stoyan Panchev graduated from Sofia University and the University of London. He worked at the Institute of Economic Affairs, London and the Institute for Market Economics, Sofia. Chairman of the Bulgarian Libertarian Society. Co-founder of the Expert Club for Economics and Politics (EKIP). Lecturer at Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski"

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  1. Let's describe Bulgaria... Low wages and educated... banks and loans... religion and the lottery, and at the top are the chalga with hot peppers and rakia... These should not multiply around the world, but stay here.