Bulgaria's burgeoning information technology sector is becoming a voice of change – and parties are starting to take notice, as the country votes for a new parliament on Sunday (4 April).
The IT community's economic clout is empowering interest associations, forcing digital issues onto party agendas and encouraging anti-government protests.
But it is also emblematic of a yawning socio-economic gap between the capital, Sofia, and the rest of the country.
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Victor Jack is associate editor with Varsity UK and has been published in Politico and SciDev.Net.