Life Inhabitants of Botevo trust in God to revive their village published on 2/13/21 7:15 AM Photo: Radio Vidin Fifty people continue to live in the Bulgarian village of Botevo. The Thracians were the first to settle in the lands of the village near Vratsa (Northwestern Bulgaria), before the Romans left their mark in the area. After the Liberation of Bulgaria its inhabitants opened a school where 30 boys and 16 girls studied. Today there are no children in the village - the youngest citizen is 50-years-old and the average age is near 75. Soon only historical data might be the only thing to remind of the village and its people.