Bulgarian Ambassador to Kosovo: No Irregularities Reported during General Election
According to Bulgarian Ambassador to Kosovo Hristo Goudzhev, the general elections in Kosovo proceeded without major irregularities.
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Less Than 20 Percent of Bulgarians Believe in Fair Election
Only 19% of Bulgarians believe that this country is governed according to the will of the people and 74% are of the opposite opinion, 6% do not give a specific answer.
Maya Manolova: Borissov Costs Bulgaria BGN 1 Billion Due to Delayed Vaccination
In the remaining 10 weeks, until the change of government, Borissov will cost 1 billion euros.
Bulgarian Journalist: Borissov Is Afraid, Peevski Is Out, Dogan Ousted
“Boyko Borissov wants to stay in power because he is fears for his survival and has all grounds to be afraid – he took too much from too many people.
DW: Saving Private Borissov and Other Stories
People tend to romanticize their failures.
Bulgaria: Six Parties Will Enter Next Parliament, GERB Is Leader
Two months before parliamentary elections, the differences between the main contenders for power are melting away, shows a joint survey funded by Market LINKS and bTV, conducted among 1,000 people over 18 in the last week of January.
Bulgaria’s Prime Minister: Government Allocates BGN 65 Million for Safe Elections
The upcoming parliamentary elections on 4 April will cost the state budget over BGN 65 million.
President Radev Declared He Will Run for Second Term
After presenting a review of what has been done, Radev read his message "for a new Bulgaria" and said that he and Yotova will run for presidency again, and how they will do it will "be clear within the term established by the law".
Bulgaria: Vaccination Plan to Be Changed Owing to Elections
Bulgaria‘s vaccination plan will be amended and the third phase will include all participants in the electoral process – the members of the electoral commissions in constituencies, the mobile electoral commissions, the members of the regional health inspe
Bulgaria: Mobile Ballot Boxes to Be Provided for Quarantined Voters
Mobile ballot boxes will be provided for the eligible voters under quarantine.
Prof. Mihail Konstantinov Debunked Myth about Bulgarian Voters Abroad
During the forthcoming elections one major problem will arise again – the vote of Bulgarians abroad.
Gallup International: Five Parties Will Be in Bulgarian Parliament for Sure
Five parties will enter the next parliament for sure and for the other two the election campaign will be crucial, according to data of a Gallup International poll conducted among 1,010 people between January 7 and 15.
Bulgarian Social Analyst: Trust in Government Is Seriously Undermined
The zero difference between the main political forces fuels the talk of the possible forgery of parliamentary elections in the spring, social analyst Kolyo Kolev told BNR.
Bulgaria’s Deputy Premier: Decision on Loosening Anti-Epidemic Measures Will Be Taken Next Week
"No one has said what will happen to the anti-epidemic measures since early February.
Bulgaria’s Ruling Party Proposes Amendments to Electoral Code
Citizens for European Development of Bulgaria (GERB) propose changes to electoral legislation in order to guarantee the right of vote to all Bulgarians.
GERB: We Will Not Uphold Any of Amendments to Electoral Code Proposed by President Radev
"President Radev has demonstrated that he is not capable of building consensus and has scheduled the elections for April 4.
Bulgaria’s President with Official Address to Nation, Election Date Set for April 4
President Rumen Radev announced the date of the parliamentary elections in spring during his extraordinary address to nation.
Bulgaria’s United Patriots Oppose Voting by Mail and More Polling Stations in Turkey
IMRO stands firmly against voting by mail and more polling stations in Turkey, announced on Facebook deputy chairman of the party and co-chair of the parliamentary group of United Patriots Iskren Veselinov.
Bulgaria’s President: Central Electoral Commission Is in Time Trouble with Machine Voting
“The Central Electoral Commission is in a Zeitnot situation, the entire process of ensuring machine voting is progressing at risk – we have no contracts concluded, no clarity whatsoever,” President Rumen Radev said as quoted by BGNES.
Journalist: Bulgaria Still Has Chance for Early Election
In Brussels, they will look at Bulgaria and its government system in a different way now.
Bulgaria’s President: Only Legitimate Parliament Can Dismantle Vicious Governance Model
Only the legitimately elected parliament can elect a stable government to begin dismantling the vicious governance model, stated President Rumen Radev at the beginning of his consultations with the Public Council of the Central Electoral Commission (CEC).
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