US Grants Crucial Waiver Allowing Lukoil Operations in Bulgaria
The United States has granted Bulgaria a significant exemption from its sanctions on Lukoil
CATTLE IMPORTS PERMITTED
Business | June 1, 2001, Friday // 00:00
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The imports of cloven-footed animals were re-introduced, the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry said. Imports from Spain, Belgium, Denmark, Switzerland, Sweden, Austria, Greece, Finland and Norway were banned due to the foot-and-mouth disease. The epidemics in these countries has been curbed, ministry experts said.
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Average Salary in Bulgaria’s State Administration Rises to 3,088 Leva (€1,580)
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