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HABANOS, S.A. PRESENTS THE WORLD PREMIERE OF HOYO DE MONTERREY MONTERREYES NO. 4 LIMITED EDITION. - Vimarsana News

HABANOS, S.A. PRESENTS THE WORLD PREMIERE OF HOYO DE MONTERREY MONTERREYES NO. 4 LIMITED EDITION.

The new vitola was unveiled by Kaliman Caribe, exclusive distributor of Habanos, S.A. for Bulgaria, in front of more than 500 lucky people at an exclusive event held in Sofia. Monterreyes NO. 4 (55 ring gauge x 145mm length) is the seventh limited edition under the Hoyo de Monterrey brand. HAVANA, July 1, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Habanos, S.A.,...

Bulgaria: Three Days of Torrential Rains in Sofia - Vimarsana News

Bulgaria: Three Days of Torrential Rains in Sofia

The National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology NIMH predicts torrential and quite intense rains in the western part of the country for

Bulgaria is known as a bargain destination, but these photos show it's also breathtaking to behold - Vimarsana News

Bulgaria is known as a bargain destination, but these photos show it's also breathtaking to behold

Here are some of Bulgaria's most beautiful landscapes in picture form, from spectacularly remote monasteries to lesser-known beaches on the sunny Black Sea coast.

Bulgaria to accelerate green energy transition - Vimarsana News

Bulgaria to accelerate green energy transition

Akuo has announced that it has successfully secured the refinancing of a portfolio of five operational hydroelectric power plants in Bulgaria with a capacity of 15.5 MW, the France-based independent global power producer and developer announced on March 2. According to Akuo, this deal follows the

Very few of world's rivers undamaged by humanity, study finds - Vimarsana News

Very few of world's rivers undamaged by humanity, study finds

The worst-hit regions are western Europe and North America, where large and affluent populations mean humans’ impact on rivers is highest.

Source: msn.com