Bulgaria Deputy Ministers to Become Known July 27
Bulgaria's future Prime Minister, Boyko Borisov, declared Thursday he was to announce the names of the deputy ministers on July 27.
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Bulgaria Rightist Coalition Calls for Separate Vote for Each Minister
The Bulgarian rightist Blue Coalition will propose that each minister candidate be elected by separate voting in the Parliament on July 27.
Borisov's Great Surprise: Bulgaria New Economy Minister Traykov
The great surprise of the new Bulgarian cabinet presented Thursday by the future Prime Minister Boyko Borisov is the new Economy Minister, Traycho Traykov.
Bulgaria New PM Borisov Sacks 4 Ministries, Adds 2 in GERB Cabinet
Bulgaria's incoming Prime Minister, Boyko Borisov, who formally presented Thursday the Ministers in his new cabinet, has changed the structure of the Bulgarian government.
Two Deputy Prime Ministers in Bulgaria New Government
Bulgaria's prime minister-designate Boyko Borisov proposed a World Bank economist and his right-hand aid in his center-right party GERB to be his two deputies in the next government.
3 Sofia Deputy Mayors Become Bulgarian Ministers in Borisov Govt
The former Sofia Mayor and incoming Prime Minister of Bulgaria, Boyko Borisov, has brought three of his former deputies to the cabinet.
WHO IS WHO: Bulgaria's New Economy Minister Traicho Traikov
Traycho Traykov
WHO IS WHO: Bulgaria New Agriculture Minister Miroslav Naydenov
Dr. Miroslav Naidenov was born in 1968 in the North-Western Bulgarian city of Vratsa.
New PM Borisov Picks 16 Ministers for Next Bulgaria Government
Boyko Borisov, leader of the GERB party and future Prime Minister of Bulgaria, announced Thursday the names of the Ministers in the new Bulgarian government.
WHO IS WHO: Bulgaria's New Health Minister Bozhidar Nanev
Bozhidar Nanev
WHO IS WHO: Bulgaria's New Labor Minister Totyu Mladenov
Totyu Mladenov
Who Is Who: Bulgaria New Minister without Portfolio Bozhidar Dimitrov
Bozhidar Dimitrov Stoyanov was born December 3, 1945 in the Black Sea town of Sozopol in a family of Bulgarian refugees from Eastern Thrace (now part of Turkey).
Bulgaria History Museum Director Tipped for Minister without Portfolio
The Director of Bulgaria's National History Museum is expected to enter the country's next government as a minister without portfolio.
Bulgaria Next PM Announces New Government
Boyko Borisov, leader of GERB party, winner in the recent general elections, will officially announce the names of the ministers in his government after his party ousted the Socialists in July 5 vote.
Bulgaria Ethnic Turkish Party Top Spender in EU Elections Campaign
The leading Bulgarian political parties have spent about BGN 10 M in total in their campaigns for the European Parliament Elections, which took place on June 7, 2009.
Bulgaria Agriculture Minister Nominee Withdraws from GERB Cabinet
Bulgaria's Agriculture Minister nominee, Desislava Taneva, has withdrawn from the future government of the GERB party.
Bulgaria New Parliament Cracks Down on Separatism
The recently elected members of the new Bulgarian Parliament will no longer be able to switch from one parliamentary group to another, or to form new parliamentary groups.
Bulgaria Constitutional Court to Probe Vote in Turkey
Allegations of irregularities in the vote procedures in Turkey during Bulgaria's recent general elections will be taken to the Constitutional Court, prosecutors said on Wednesday.
Bulgaria Bans MPs with Murky Past from Key Posts
Members of Bulgaria's parliament, who were collaborators of the so called State Security, the intelligence and secret police during the communist regime, will not be allowed to assume key posts in the national assembly.
Vratsa Mayor Tipped to be Bulgaria's New Labor Minister
The mayor of the Northern town of Vratsa is expected to take over Bulgaria's Social and Labor Ministry, according to local media reports.
Bulgaria MPs Vote in Favor of New Parliament Priorities
The Bulgarian Parliament has voted in favor of a declaration regarding the priorities of the 41st General Assembly.
MORE ABOUT ELECTIONS 2009
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» Bulgaria Socialist MEP Kristian Vigenin: Cabinet of BSP and GERB Not Unlikely
» Teodor Dechev: Vote Buying in Bulgaria or Shop till You Drop
» Bulgaria Nationalist "Ataka" Party Leader Siderov: I Can't Be Follower of Hitler
» GERB Leader Boyko Borisov: Bulgarian People Just Want Justice!
» Bulgaria Energy Tycoon Hristo Kovachki: Both Stanishev and Borisov Are No Good
» GERB Councilor Robert Yanakiev: Bulgaria Can Be Fixed if Borisov Becomes PM
» Greens Party Co-Chair Petko Kovachev: Just NGOs Are Not Enough in Bulgaria
» Bulgaria's New Government of Borisov & GERB: Newbies or Experts?
» Bulgaria's GERB Government: Minority, Plurality, Majority, or All of the Above
» New Kids on the Block
» Secret Weapon, Trick or Be Tricked
» Do You Speak Bulgarian?
» The Sandwich of Bulgaria's Democracy
» GENERAL Change for Bulgaria?
» Parliamentary Elections 2009 - Rebirth of the Bulgarian Democracy
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