VOICED : Hard times in northwest Bulgaria the EUs poorest region

Razo Vose, the poorest region in the EU, faces economic challenges despite EU membership. Once thriving under Communism, its population has dwindled, leaving behind an aging community. EU funds have improved infrastructure, but economic issues persist, with most subsidies benefiting large farmers. Employment rates remain low, and public sentiment is mixed, though Bulgarians are still pro-European.

What challenges do the residents of Razo Vose face in terms of living standards compared to other European countries?

How has the population of Razo Vose changed since Bulgaria joined the EU?

What are the main economic activities in Razo Vose, and how have they been affected by EU policies?

Discuss the impact of EU subsidies on small farmers in Razo Vose.

What sentiments do Bulgarians express regarding their country's progress since joining the EU?