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Slavi Trifonov: Bulgaria s miracle worker – EURACTIV com

Slavi Trifonov: Bulgaria s miracle worker – EURACTIV com
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Euranet Plus Panorama: Sofia seeks a new coalition; Warsaw, a new ombudsman

Euranet Plus Panorama: Sofia seeks a new coalition; Warsaw, a new ombudsman
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Andon Baltakov asks Premier Borissov why BNR s budget has been cut while BNT s and BTA s budgets have been increased

News Bulgarian National Radio © 2021 All Rights Reserved Andon Baltakov asks Premier Borissov why BNR’s budget has been cut while BNT’s and BTA’s budgets have been increased published on 4/14/21 7:59 PM Andon Baltakov Photo: Tsvetelina Belutova The Director General of the Bulgarian National Radio Andon Baltakov wrote to Bulgaria’s Premier Boyko Borissov, asking him why the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Bulgaria had decided to reduce the budget of the BNR by EUR 229,621 with the motif that the money was used for government spending on the Covid-19 pandemic, meanwhile approving EUR 1.4 million for the Bulgarian Telegraph Agency and

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Bulgaria s new National Assembly elects Speaker from Trifonov s party

Bulgaria’s 45th National Assembly held its first sitting on April 15, eleven days after being elected, and voted into office a Speaker from Slavi Trifonov’s political party. The four-hour sitting was addressed by President Roumen Radev and by representatives of the six parliamentary groups, before proceeding to the election of a Speaker and Deputy Speakers. As is practice in the Bulgarian Parliament, before the election of a Speaker, the sitting was presided over by its oldest member: Mika Zaikova, 79, of Trifonov’s party. Processes of voting took time because the sitting was held in the old National Assembly building, from which the electronic voting system had been removed to the new chamber that came into use in 2020.

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Alpha Research: Close to 58% of Bulgarians want new government formed

About 57.5 per cent of Bulgarians want to see a new government formed, while 30.4 per cent want the country to hold another parliamentary election, according to a poll by Alpha Research for public broadcaster Bulgarian National Television’s weekly talk show Referendum. The National Assembly elected on April 4 will hold its first sitting on April 15, with all eyes on the possible formation of a government. GERB leader Boiko Borissov, whose party got the largest share of votes, will not have sufficient support in the new National Assembly for any government nominated by him to be voted into office. The Alpha Research poll found that 68.1 per cent of Bulgarians saw the most immediate priority for a new government as health care. In second place was judicial reform and in third, economic recovery from the Covid-19 crisis.

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