Court finds former Bulgarian cabinet official not guilty over election ballot controversy
Sofia City Court ruled on April 15 to find Rossen Zhelyazkov, the former Council of Ministers chief secretary, not guilty
Read moreSofia City Court ruled on April 15 to find Rossen Zhelyazkov, the former Council of Ministers chief secretary, not guilty
Read moreBulgaria’s Constitutional Court said on July 9 that it ruled against the suit lodged by Boiko Borissov’s party GERB to
Read moreThe Movement for Rights and Freedoms spent the most on its campaign in Bulgaria’s May 2013 parliamentary elections, more than
Read moreThe story of the numbers in Bulgaria’s May 2013 parliamentary elections, once a look is taken at the records of
Read moreBulgarian prosecutors are yet to file any indictments in the investigation into the alleged illegal printing of 350 000 ballot
Read moreIf it was up to Bulgarians who voted outside the country on May 12 2013, the Movement for Rights and
Read moreMay 15 is the deadline for parties to take down election posters and billboards, and parties that fail to do
Read moreFrom The Sofia Globe’s post-election notebook, May 14, two days after Bulgaria’s national parliamentary elections: * The Bulgarian Socialist Party
Read moreWith 99.3 per cent of ballots processed, the Central Election Commission said on May 13 that Boiko Borissov’s GERB party
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