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PARVANOV: PLEASE, BE PATIENT AS I AM
Politics | November 18, 2001, Sunday
Please, be patient as I am now, Gerogi Parvanov (44) said to the journalist entering the National Palace of Culture, where the International press center is located. He refused to comment, asking for apology....ALMOST 10 % MORE VOTERS TO THE POLL
Politics | November 18, 2001, Sunday
Some 54, 1 per cent voted today, 10 % more than the first round last week. The results might go higher very soon as it is the picture at 6 pm, two hours before closing the elections....PARVANOV – 53, STOYANOV – 47, PICTURE OF THE VOTE
Politics | November 18, 2001, Sunday
Georgi Parvanov (44) leads with 53 % of the votes current president Petur Stoyanov (49) - first prognostic results say.
...PRIME MINISTER SAXE-COBURG VOTED
Politics | November 18, 2001, Sunday
Nov 18, 18:02 - Prime Minister Saxe-Coburg voted in 82d school, 115th Sofia electoral section a little after 6pm on November 18. Ranguel Dimitrov, Chairman of 115th electoral section explained that Saxe-Coburg was allowed to vote after he showed a documen...PM SAYS PERMIT TO VOTE IN SOFIA NOT BACKDATED
Politics | November 18, 2001, Sunday
Nov 18, 18:14 - Before entering the elections booth in 82d school in Sofia, Prime Minister Saxe-Coburg said that his certificate for voting was issued three days ago. He commented that the certificate is valid and is definitely not backdated....ELECTORAL COMMISSION ALLOWED PM TO VOTE IN SOFIA
Politics | November 18, 2001, Sunday
Maria Pavlova, Chairwoman of the Central Electoral Commission issued and signed a certificate for Prime Minister Saxe-Coburg that allows him to vote in Sofia. Saxe-Coburg is registered to vote in Banya village....CNN: BULGARIANS URGED TO CAST VOTE
Politics | November 18, 2001, Sunday
CNN
Bulgarians are voting for a new president for the second time in a week....GEORGIJEVSKI: SIMEON IS A MAN OF EUROPEAN SCOPE
Views on BG | November 18, 2001, Sunday
Standart Daily
The relations between Bulgaria and Macedonia have been getting warmer ever since the government of Simeon Saxe-Coburg took office, said Ambassador of Macedonia to Bulgaria, Ljubisa Georgijevski, for the opposition daily "Utrinski Vesnik"....SURPISINGLY PM ANNOUNCES HE WILL VOTE IN SOFIA
Politics | November 18, 2001, Sunday
Nov 18, 17:35 - The Bulgarian Prime Minister Saxe-Coburg is to vote in 82d school in Gorublyane, Sofia, Darik radio announced. The members of the electoral section of the school refused to comment on the information, according to Darik radio....GERDZHIKOV: I CAN'T IMAGINE NOT TO VOTE
Politics | November 18, 2001, Sunday
Parliament Speaker Gerdzhikov voted immediately after he came back from his official visit to Japan. " I voted for the well-being of Bulgaria," he said after he cast his vote....PM OFFICE CHIEF:A MAN CAN'T DECIDE THE ELECTIONS
Politics | November 18, 2001, Sunday
Commenting on the fact that the Bulgarian Prime Minister Saxe-Coburg announced that he will not vote for President at the second round of the elections, Stoyan Ganev, Director of the Prime Minister’s Office, said that the reasons for the low electoral tur...BBC: BULGARIANS GO TO THE POLLS
Politics | November 18, 2001, Sunday
BBC
The people of Bulgaria are voting in the second round of their presidential election on Sunday....STOYANOV HEADQUARTERS CHIEF’S VOTE QUESTIONED
Politics | November 18, 2001, Sunday
John Stanchioff, Chairman of the pre-election headquarters of the candidate presidential couple Stoyanov-Kutskova, voted together with the incumbent president Stoyanov and his wife at about 10 a.m....PARLIAMENT SPEAKER PLEASED WITH THE VISIT TO JAPAN
Views on BG | November 18, 2001, Sunday
The Bulgarian delegation, headed by Parliament Speaker Gerdzhikov, returned from its official visit to Japan. “We are very pleased with the visit to Japan, “ Gerdzhikov said....AP: BULGARIAN RACE GOES INTO RUNOFF
Politics | November 18, 2001, Sunday
Associated Press
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