Bulgaria finds horsemeat in lasagna Bolognese products
Bulgaria’s Agency for Food Safety said February 21 that it found horsemeat traces in lasagna meals sold by the Carrefour
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Breeders for Borissov: Cows and sheep brought to Parliament in support of outgoing PM
Cows and sheep were being brought to Parliament in Sofia as a gesture of support for Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko
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Bulgaria’s SJC sacks deputy prosecutor-general
Bulgaria’s Supreme Judicial Council (SJC) voted on February 21 to release Galina Toneva from her position as deputy prosecutor-general. She
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Bulgaria’s Parliament votes to accept resignation of Boiko Borissov’s government
Bulgaria’s unicameral Parliament voted on February 21 2013 by 209 votes to five with one abstention to accept the resignation
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Bulgaria’s rival pro- and anti-government protests proceed peacefully after resignation of Borissov cabinet
Demonstrations in Bulgaria’s capital city Sofia on the night after Prime Minister Boiko Borissov announced the resignation of his government
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EU parliamentary groups react to resignation of Borissov government in Bulgaria
The centre-right European People’s Party issued a pledge for full support for Boiko Borissov on February 20 2013, after he
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Bulgaria sells 800M leva of six-month debt
On the same day that Prime Minister Boiko Borissov submitted his resignation, Bulgaria’s Finance Ministry said it sold 800 million
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Bulgaria’s political crisis and the next election: Who will win?
Call it an emotional reflex, a calculated political gamble, a calling of a bluff or a step taken in panic,
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Decision on CEZ Bulgarian licence postponed to April
Bulgaria’s State Energy and Water Regulatory Commission (SEWRC) said on February 20 that it has opened proceedings that could result
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