Bulgaria Cabinet Makes Speedy Decision on Judiciary Bonuses
Bulgaria's cabinet made a fast decision Thursday to give an extra belated Christmas bonus to the judicial system's employees.
Bulgaria's cabinet made a fast decision Thursday to give an extra belated Christmas bonus to the judicial system's employees.
The Bulgarian Supreme Judicial Council (VSS) will launch by the beginning of March the internet site where all courts will publish their decisions.
Bulgaria's Prime Minister Boyko Borisov has given Minister for Bulgarians Abroad Bozhidar Dimitrov a final warning over a recent comment that Bulgaria might place conditions on Turkey's bid to join the EU.
Members of the Bulgarian judiciary will receive an additional, 13th salary for 2009, following an emergency meeting on Wednesday between senior ministers and magistrates
Bulgaria's government has appointed Wednesday popular artist Gredi Assa as the head of the National Endowment Fund "13 Centuries of Bulgaria".
Bulgaria Finance Minister Simeon Djankov has refused to pay out an extra BGN 28 M to the Supreme Judicial Council (VSS) for the requested additional expense limit for 2009.
Tatiana Toncheva, former member of the Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP) and runner-up to Boyko Borisov in the 2005 race for Sofia mayor, has suggested the possibility of forming a new political party.
The Bulgarian state has levied distraints on all bank accounts and assets known to be connected with the high profiled kidnappers' gang which was busted in the "Impudent" special operation in December 2009.
The opposition Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP) has sent an open letter to Prime Minister, Boyko Borisov, questioning possible conflict of interests.
The much anticipated amendments of the Bulgarian Citizenship Act are to be discussed by the Council of Ministers during the first week of 2010 and then enter the Parliament.
The MPs from Bulgaria's RZS party and the majority of the party's Political Council are going to skip all parliamentary sessions in January.
Bulgaria's Prime Minister, Boyko Borisov, will officially become the leader of the ruling GERB party.
Bulgarian government is going to offer several Bulgarian communities abroad to send them sectional churches because it cannot afford to provide funds for the construction of temples.
Sergey Stahishev, leader of the Bulgarian Socialist Party, has called on the ruling center-right GERB party to stick to its election promises, vowing it will face a stronger opposition in 2010.
The major problem of Bulgaria is the large-scale criminal business which legalizes its incomes generated during the post-communist transition period.
President Georgi Parvanov warned Bulgarians will face an uphill struggle in 2010 as he addressed the nation minutes before the new year set in.
Bulgaria PM Boyko Borisov has opened the new ski center Kartala near Blagoevgrad, which is infamous for an incident in 2008 in which ex PM Sergey Stanishev was left stuck in the ski lift for 40 minutes.
A report on the travel expenses of the center-right GERB Ministers has revealed that Bulgaria PM Boyko Borisov has been amongst the most economical travelers in his government.
The first half of 2009 saw the last six months of the mandate of the government of Sergey Stanishev.
Local right-wing activities in the city of Kardzhali have slammed the ruling party GERB and its rightist supporters over the recent remembrance ceremonies of the so called 'Revival Process'.
The Union of Judges in Bulgaria has asked Simeon Djankov, the Finance Minister, to provide a fully transparent report on how the money that was to be paid as bonuses to the judiciary has been spent.
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