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poster attached to a rusty metal door, likely in Aytos, Bulgaria
Momentposter attached to a rusty metal door, likely in Aytos, Bulgaria. The poster features black and white portraits of two men, identified by text as B. Borisov and D. Peevski. The poster's text, written in Bulgarian, reads "БЪЛГАРИЯ Е ЗАЛОЖНИК НА МАФИЯТА" which translates to "Bulgaria is a hostage of the mafia." Below this, a red banner contains the text "В БЪЛГАРИЯ МАФИЯТА СИ ИМА ДЪРЖАВА" meaning "In Bulgaria, the mafia has its own state." The poster is somewhat weathered and partially obscured by the texture of the door and surrounding rust. The door itself appears to be old and weathered, with visible signs of decay and grime. A key with two round tags is hanging from a lock on the lower part of the door. The background suggests an outdoor environment with light filtering in from the left.
