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Wednesday, Aug 13, 2025

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Desperate tenant demands money back after apartment eviction, contemplating suicide over lost renovation costs.

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A person expresses distress over losing money spent on apartment renovations, stating they must leave by the end of September and considering self-harm due to the financial loss. The remainder of the text is a call for readers to register or log in to support Mediapool.bg’s independent journalism and access its archive.

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