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"Yesterday was a day of homage in Bulgaria. March 9 is the date on which Turkish terrorists blasted the carriage for mothers with children on the Sofia – Burgas train 23 years ago. Seven people died, out of whom two were children. Another nine were badly injured.
Today, one of the persons convicted for participation in the preparation of that atrocious crime, Sabri Mehmedali, is a party functionary of the Movement for Rights and Freedoms. For almost two decades, this Movement, an ethnic partry existing in violation of the Bulgarian Constitution, has been using the central and local government levers, not only tolerating but also encouraging the dissemination of Islamic fundamentalism.
The MRF is the only party in Europe that has erected a monument to proven terrorists who killed children. Less than two weeks ago, nine people were burnt alive in the sleeping car on the Sofia – Kardam train. There is serious evidence pointing to arson committed on the eve of the national day of 3 March. Last year, on that memorable date, Turks harassed sexually Bulgarian young people in the country called Bulgaria.
The sense of impunity that the government has inspiured in the MRF instigates violence among the Turks."@en1
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