Bulgarians Rise Against Wind Farm That Threatens 240 Acres of Forest in Varna Region
A wind farm project proposed in Bulgaria’s Varna region has sparked public outcry
Bulgaria's politics is threatened by the infiltration of gangsters, according to Prime Minister, Sergey Stanishev.
Stanishev declared Saturday in the Black Sea city of Varna that gangsters, or "mutri" as they are called in Bulgarian, were making their way into a number of political parties, including ones seriously aspiring to power after the July 5 Parliamentary Elections.
The Prime Minister was in Varna in order to open a rehabilitated road between the Vinitsa Quarter and the St. Constantine and Helena Resort. The road works cost a total of BGN 2 850 000 and were provided under the EU Operational Program "Regional Development".
Stanishev also gave the start of two other projects for completing the sewerage systems of the Quarters of Vinitsa and Galata, funded by state budget with BGN 2,5 M and BGN 1,5 M respectively.
The outgoing Prime Minister made his point that Bulgaria needed a stable government immediately after the coming elections in order to be able to build upon the progress that his cabinet had achieved in improving the absorption of EU money.
The "We Want to Vote" initiative has launched a new internet site aiming at assisting all Bulgarian expats, who wish to vote in the October 23 presidential elections.
Bulgaria's Supreme Constitutional Court is requesting additional documents and expertise in the case of the summer general elections vote in neighboring Turkey.
The Bulgarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has ordered the Bulgarian Ambassadors to Turkey and the US to give explanations for ‘disciplinary violations’ in the July 5 general elections.
The popular party of prime minister Boyko Borisov manages to keep and to even increase its lead ahead of the formerly ruling Socialists following their crushing defeat at July 5 general elections, a brand new survey shows.
The Bulgarian central prosecutor's office has announced that the most serious violations have been found in the Turkish polls from the Bulgarian Parliament Elections on July 5.
An inspection by the Bulgarian Foreign Ministry has found serious violations in the foreign sections during the Parliament Elections on July 5.
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