Bulgarian President Plevneliev ‘ready’ to veto controversial Budget amendments
Bulgarian President Rossen Plevneliev is ready to veto controversial amendments to Budget 2013 – proposed by the Bulgarian Socialist Party
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Plamen Oresharski
Bulgaria’s political crisis: Oresharski breaks silence
Bulgarian Prime Minister Plamen Oresharski broke his media silence on July 25, nearly 36 hours after the ongoing anti-government protests
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Bulgaria’s political crisis: Silence of the sacrificial lamb
In the torrent of commentaries and reactions after the clashes between police and protesters in Sofia, one voice was notable
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Reding: ‘My sympathy is with Bulgarian citizens protesting against corruption’
“Here in Sofia today, my sympathy is with the Bulgarian citizens who are protesting against corruption,” European Commission Vice-President Viviane
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‘Extended’ reform plan – Bulgarian government’s mystery tour presses on
The Bulgarian Socialist Party government, after approving a Budget revision that will mean a billion leva new debt – a
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Bulgarian Cabinet to vote on controversial Budget revision on July 22
The Bulgarian Socialist Party cabinet was scheduled to vote at a special meeting on July 22 2013 on a revision
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Bulgaria to raise target deficit to 2% in Budget revision
Bulgaria’s Finance Ministry published on July 16 the draft of the planned Budget revision, which will raise the Budget deficit
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The first days of the Oresharski Cabinet: ignorance or populism?
In a few short weeks, Plamen Oresharski’s government has undertaken a number of measures and unveiled policy plans that showcase
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Oresharski tells Parliament of government’s ‘achievements’ in first month
Plamen Oresharski, who sits in the prime minister’s chair in the Bulgarian Socialist Party government, told members of Parliament of
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