46% of Bulgarians have been happy this year and 44% of the respondents were of the opposite opinion, the latest survey of Trend sociological agency, presented to the Bulgarian National Radio, shows.
Contrary to the usually more positive assessments at the end of the year, now 80% of the respondents think that 2020 has been bad and only 10% define it as a good year for the country. Compared to previous years, the percentage of people who expect a better 2021 is lower. 44% of the respondents do not expect 2021 to be better and 32% think positively, the survey further reads.
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