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In February, Kasim Dal was expelled from the DPS, the party where he was the second most important man. Photo by BGNES
Supporters of Kasim Dal, who recently resigned as Deputy Chair, and was later expelled from the ethnic Turkish Movement for Rights and Freedoms, are debating plans to establish a new NGO.
The NGO will be named Movement for Rights of Free Speech, and in Bulgarian it will have the exact same abbreviation as the Movement for Rights and Freedoms – DPS.
The administrators of the Facebook group "I Support Kasim Dal," explain the idea is for the new organization to have offices across the country to organize local debates and referendums, but point out the NGO is not a step forward in the founding of a new party to be led by Dal.
Dal has reiterated on numerous occasions he does not have plans to lead a new party, but wants to oust Dogan with the help of his supporters.
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President Iliana Yotova said efforts are under way to schedule the upcoming parliamentary elections for the earliest possible date after the Easter holidays
Yordan Tsonev, deputy chairman of the parliamentary group of DPS-New Beginning, declared during consultations with President Rumen Radev that the 51st National Assembly has effectively ended its political life and that early elections are necessary.
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The government is making a second clumsy attempt to introduce the state budget.
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