The Roma people are
the second biggest minority in Bulgaria after the Turks. There are 370 908 Roma in Bulgaria according to the latest
census in 2001. However, this number may not be entirely correct because, as a Bulgarian journalist
points out, many of them,especially those who speak Turkish and follow Islam, consider themselves Turks. According to official data, prepared by
the MAR Project, the Roma population "is spread out evenly across the territory of Bulgaria, without any region of high density". Generally, they live in the villages or the outskirts of cities. So, the Roma in Bulgaria occupy a marginal position, but not only physically...
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