Bulgaria Marks 36 Years Since the Start of Its Democratic Transition
It has been 36 years since Bulgaria began its transition from a one-party communist system to a democratic state with a market economy
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Bulgaria's Patriarch Maxim, who was enthroned July 4, 1971, will turn 98 on October 29. Photo by Sofia Photo Agency
Bulgarian Orthodox Church Patriarch Maxim is currently in hospital, local media have informed.
Lozenets hospital director Lyubomir Spasov has refuted initial reports that the Patriarch was in coma.
Maxim was hospitalized several weeks ago due to an overall weakness.
Medics have advised him against taking part in the celebrations marking his upcoming 98th birthday on Monday.
Patriarch Maxim was also hospitalized earlier this year.
Maxim was enthroned on July 4, 1971, and will turn 98 on October 29.
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