Bulgaria’s 2016 elections: Daily roundup, October 31
Monday October 31 finds Bulgaria’s 21 presidential candidates in the final week ahead of what is likely to prove to
Read moreMonday October 31 finds Bulgaria’s 21 presidential candidates in the final week ahead of what is likely to prove to
Read moreIn the week ending on October 30, Bulgaria’s Parliament approved last-minute changes to electoral laws, the government played cut-price Father
Read moreBulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov said on October 29 that incumbent head of state President Rossen Plevneliev will not be
Read moreBulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev said on October 27 that he would not veto the last-minute changes to the Electoral Code
Read moreThe big takeaway from the past week in the campaigns ahead of Bulgaria’s November 2016 presidential elections is that we
Read moreAmendments to Bulgaria’s election laws, being approved with about two weeks to go to the November 2016 presidential elections, are
Read moreBulgarian Socialist Party leader Kornelia Ninova has called on GERB presidential candidate Tsetska Tsacheva to apologise for telling, during a
Read moreThe third-largest party in the current Bulgarian Parliament, the Movement for Rights and Freedoms founded by Ahmed Dogan, on October
Read moreThe two candidates in Bulgaria’s presidential elections seen in opinion polls as running first and second – out of 21
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