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Rumyana Bachvarova has been tipped to lead the political cabinet of the new Bulgarian prime minister. Photo by Standart newspaper
The head of Market Links polling agency has been tipped to lead the political cabinet of the new Bulgarian prime minister, local media reports say.
"There have been talks on these issues," Rumyana Bachvarova said when approached for comment by 24 Hours daily.
Following the expected parliamentary approval of the government on Monday and its swearing in, Prime Minister Boyko Borisov is to appoint the head of his political cabinet and other similar structures.
Market Links polling agency made headlines before the general elections on July 5 after forecasting that GERB party will win the vote by a large margin.
Most surveys at that time said the party of Sofia mayor Boyko Borisov had a negligible lead over the Socialist party.
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