In the upside-down world of Bulgaria No Vax: “Here mistrust wins”

SOFIA – The Bulgaria you want to vaccinate is lined up on a carpet of lime tree leaves. About forty people have been waiting for an hour and a half to be called for the sting, in the tree-lined parking lot of the Iskar Culture House, one of the capital’s hubs. There are not many, but in October, before the weak provisional government of General Janev decided to make the Green Pass mandatory in public places, there were even fewer.