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European deputy Iliana Iotova is officially the Vice President candidate of the Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP).
Her nomination was decided at a closed plenum and will be presented at a national convention of the party, deputies and regional leaders later today.
Iotova’s nomination was confirmed today by the National council after the rest of the nominess, including Yanaki Stoilov, Dora Yankova and Tasko Ermenkov recused themselves.
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