Anti-government protests are being taken place on Thursday in the Bulgarian capital, TASS reported.

Several thousand people gathered at the protest, who for the 64th day have been demanding the resignation of the government headed by PM Boyko Borisov and Chief Prosecutor Ivan Geshev. The police have built a live blockade around the government and parliament buildings.
Bulgarian President Rumen Radev urged protesters not to succumb to provocations. 

"There are no smugglers or mafia on the square today, but there are the Bulgarian people, who, according to the constitution, are the only sovereign, and they are determined to regain their state. I urge everyone who is in the square today not to succumb to provocations," the president said.