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Bulgaria Rightist Opposition Files Seventh No Confidence Vote against Cabinet
Politics | February 18, 2009, Wednesday // 00:00
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The right-wing Bulgarian Opposition Parties filed Wednesday the seventh consecutive non-confidence vote against the Cabinet. Photo by Yuliana Nikolova (Sofia Photo Agency)
The right-wing Bulgarian Opposition Parties filed Wednesday the seventh consecutive no-confidence vote against the Cabinet over the complete failure of all Government policies, stated as the vote's main motive, the Darik radio reports.
The no-confidence vote has been signed by 65 Members of the Parliament (MPs) from the opposition Democrats for Strong Bulgaria (DSB), United Democratic Forces (ODS), Bulgarian New Democracy (BND), the Movement "Forward", independent MPs.
Two MPs from the nationalist "Ataka" Party have also signed the no-confidence vote. Ataka MPs demonstratively left the Parliament in mid-January and vowed to not return until after the Parliamentary elections.
According to the Parliamentary code, the debates over the vote can begin no earlier than three days from its filing and no later than seven days. The vote itself should be scheduled no earlier than 24 hours after the debates' conclusion.
It is expected that all "Ataka" MPs would return to the Plenary hall for the vote.
The no-confidence vote has been signed by 65 Members of the Parliament (MPs) from the opposition Democrats for Strong Bulgaria (DSB), United Democratic Forces (ODS), Bulgarian New Democracy (BND), the Movement "Forward", independent MPs.
Two MPs from the nationalist "Ataka" Party have also signed the no-confidence vote. Ataka MPs demonstratively left the Parliament in mid-January and vowed to not return until after the Parliamentary elections.
According to the Parliamentary code, the debates over the vote can begin no earlier than three days from its filing and no later than seven days. The vote itself should be scheduled no earlier than 24 hours after the debates' conclusion.
It is expected that all "Ataka" MPs would return to the Plenary hall for the vote.
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