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Former Bulgarian ruling party, center right GERB approves of Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev's proposal for a national referendum on the voting system in the country.
Bulgaria’s ruling Socialist Party has firmly opposed President Rosen Plevneliev’s proposal for major changes to the country’s election legislation.
Bulgarian Foreign Minister Kristian Vigenin has strongly criticized President Rosen Plevneliev’s proposal for a nationwide referendum on the country’s election rules.
Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev has called for a nationwide referendum that may bring about major changer to the country’s election rules.
The leader of the Bulgarian Socialist Party, Sergei Stanishev is not worried by the opposition's no-confidence vote in the area of national security.
A controversial anti-gay amendment to the Penal Code was unexpectedly discussed in Bulgaria's Parliament on Wednesday.
Bulgaria's former two-term President and former socialist leader, Georgi Parvanov, accused his own party of witch-hunting and being shaken by fear.
Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev issued Wednesday a veto on the Medications for Human Use Act.
Bulgaria's opposition center-right GERB party is preparing to submit a no-confidence vote against the government of Prime Minister Plamen Oresharski.
Bulgaria's Parliament voted Wednesday to terminate the procedure for electing the Head of the Inspectorate at the Supreme Judicial Council (VSS).
Bulgaria's former President and former socialist leader, Georgi Parvanov, is likely to be expelled from the party this Saturday.
Former Bulgarian right-wing President, Petar Stoyanov (1997 – 2002) voiced support for one of the country's newest and most debated parties – Bulgaria without Censorship.
Bulgaria's opposition GERB party is discussing the option of organizing a unified anti-government rally, together with all groups who call for the resignation of the current cabinet.
Boyko Borisov, former Bulgarian Prime Minister and leader of center-right party GERB, has given his countenance to the latest students' anti-government protests.
The large majority of Bulgarians, 90%, want national consensus, according to a recent poll.
Bulgarian PM Plamen Oresharski said he is open to dialogue with protesters who have re-occupied the main building of Sofia University, requesting his resignation.
Former Bulgarian journalist Nikolay Barekov has officially launched his brand new political project on Saturday.
Sofia University President Ivan Ilchev has strongly criticized the students who once again occupied the university’s main building as a sign of protest against the government.
Students protesting against Bulgaria’s embattled left-leaning government have once again occupied the main building of the country’s largest university.
Bulgaria's Customs Agency reported revenues of over BGN 8.
Boyko Borisov, former Bulgarian Prime Minister and leader of center-right party GERB, has mocked the election talk of right-wing formation The Reformist Bloc.
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