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Bulgaria’s former Prime Minister Boyko Borisov. Photo by BGNES
Bulgaria’s former Prime Minister Boyko Borisov (2009-2013) has told reporters that he does not intend to get married yet, as he is determined to return to power instead.
While in office, Borisov said that he would take care of his personal life once his term in power was over. But several months later, the center-right politician still prioritizes career over love life:
“I will become Prime Minister again, so (marriage) will come after that,” he said upon aked whether he would marry now that he is in opposition.
Borisov also told reporters that he would continue playing for second-tier football team Vitosha Bistritsa in his spare time.
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