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From Novinite.com (Sofia News Agency)
April 14, 2001
The myth of Simeon II will fade away very soon, a UDF (ruling party) partner stated.
The economic progress cannot be achieved by superficial rhetoric, secretary of Popular Union S. Lichev said in Dobrich. The party is in a coalition with UDF. Another coalition party - Agrarian Party and its leader A. Mozer strongly critisized the king, too.
Living in exile in Madrid King Simeon came back a month ago a launched a political movement to run in the June 17 elections.
*As Novinite.com (Sofia News Agency) became 10 years old on Friday, March 11, 2011, we are reprinting selected articles from our archives that we published on the respective day exactly 10 years ago.
The Prime Minister and GERB leader Boyko Borissov signed a pre-election agreement for general participation in the local elections with the Union of Democratic Forces.
The Regional Administration of Sofia will send official notices to the political leadership of the UDF, DSB, "Movement 21" and ABV demanding to leave the government buildings that inhabit against preferential rent.
Officials of the biggest party in Bulgaria, GERB, are set to meet the Reformist Bloc (RB), their allies in the outgoing cabinet, in a last effort to agree on a new cabinet.
Bulgarians mark on November 10 the 27th anniversary of events that led to the demise of the communist regime.
The Reformist Bloc (RB) coalition's top decision-making body has decided to support former Economy Minister Traycho Traykov as a presidential candidate in the forthcoming elections.
The Union of Democratic Forces has confirmed its support for Grozdan Karadzhov as a presidential candidate of the Reformist Bloc.
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