Seek the most beautiful Bulgarian woman for 2012

The most prestigious beauty pageant in the country "Miss Bulgaria 2012" began to recruit participants. Throughout February the girls who want to materialize your dream may be registered on the official website of the competition missbulgaria.tv.

Each candidate must meet established criteria, and they are to be between 17 and 23 years, is a harmonious body, 170 cm tall, is not married and not born. The girlswent through the crown should not have won the "Miss Bulgaria" or be representedour country in previous international competitions. Full conditions are availablemissbulgaria.tv

For the second year Miss Bulgaria is organized by! No frame media and will run in the reality format. The second season of "The Way of the crown" will follow the preparation of girls for the finals. Each of them will have to go through various stagesto show their talents and prove to the jury and mentors that is worthy winner of the title.

Winner of Miss Bulgaria in 2011 will be Vanya Peneva of the campaign and will holdinformational meetings with various audiences.

Bulgarian is among the 50 people who will change the world

One Bulgarian, which can be proud of is Yana Buhrer Tavanier. The young lady was chosen among the 50 people who will change the world.
The ranking of the most inspiring personalities was prepared by the magazine Wired, since the media are checked in to one of the most successful people in the world and Melinda Gates Ai Veyvey.
Their task was to nominate a fresh, interesting thinker who influence them. Someone whose ideas or actions can change the world.
Among those individuals present and one Bulgarian. Yana Buhrer Tavanier is activist and investigative journalist who is a manager "Campaigns and Communications" of the Bulgarian Helsinki Committee (BHC) by the end of 2009
She was chosen by Ezra al Schaffel - Internet activist, founder and director of mideastyouth.org. Jana Ezra describes as "activist and investigative journalist who revealed inhumane treatment of children and adults with disabilities and mental illness in the Balkans. It is also a prominent member of the Bulgarian movement LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender), but its influence extends beyond Bulgaria. We met at an event at TED. She is dedicated and committed to make a change that I'm sure you will achieve. "
Jana was an editor "Society" newspaper "Capital" in the period 2003-2008 before this is based teams of "Dnevnik" newspaper and magazine "Theme".
Jana is an award-winning "Panitza" for reporting (2001), First Prize of the Association "investigative journalists", Center for Media Development and the "Guardian" (2005), UNHCR award for journalistic excellence (2007 .) and wants to believe that has contributed to award-winning "Dimitar Peshev" Capital for a thorough policy of tolerance towards ethnic and religious diversity (2006). Jana was awarded third prize for journalistic excellence of The Balkan Awards for Journalistic Excellence (2009).