SOFIA (Reuters) - A few months ago Bulgarian Prime Minister Plamen Oresharski's government looked as though it would fall as ten of thousands joined protests against endemic corruption.
Without clear leaders, the protesters ran out of steam and now only a handful remain outside the parliament of the small Balkan country, outflanked by so many riot police they joke it feels like a police rally.
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