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The next parliamentary elections in Bulgaria will be held on April 4, President Roumen Radev decreed. Radev initially announced he would set the elections at the earliest possible date, March 28. He said he reconsidered and decided on pushing the elections a week back
The question of how the country will organize its parliamentary elections during an ongoing pandemic remains entirely unclear. President Roumen Radev met with Health Minister Kostadin Angelov and other health experts to discuss the issue last Tuesday, but the meeting produced
attack President Roumen Radev verbally, calling on him "to come on over and see what the failed state is doing." The two regularly feud via the media; Radev is openly critical against this government. Over the past 70 days Bulgaria has seen its most massive nation
from the Parliament building, which said the protesters had perpetrated a building under their guard. They also said their actions were fully coordinated with the police. After the protesters were out of the Parliament building, they requested President Roumen Radev to
as early as 8:00. President Roumen Radev spoke to Parliament and urged the government to resign, while MPs from the ruling party GERB and its coalition partners, the far-right nationalists from NFSB and VMRO demonstratively left the hall when Radev took the floor. The
of time and resource to ensure full majority in the next Parliament. If this was not the plan, at least those are some major risks. But the reactions after Borissov’s speech don’t show any signs of support. President Roumen Radev spoke several hours later
pensioners and healthcare professionals, holiday vouchers for the latter, 30% salary increases for a large portion of public sector workers, and more. But on the Monday following the weekend cryptic post, the PM not only did not resign but said he would like for President Roumen
at all and Peevski are protected by the NSP but no one admitted it before until President Roumen Radev finally did – following Ivanov’s landing on Rosenec beach – and spoke against it. The next day, the Prosecutor’s Office raided the presidency
criticized in Brussels as he is virtually unaccountable to anyone by law – he has pursuit questionable cases and has shown unequivocally that the Prosecutor’s Office is no more than a tool to go after enemies and protect friends. A day after the President Roumen Radev
In an unprecedented move today, the Prosecutor’s Office, backed by police and special officers to the Prosecutor General, raided offices in the presidency building. Two members of President Roumen Radev’s staff have been arrested: his secretary, Plamen Uzunov
approved Finance Minister Vladislav Gouranov’s proposal to increase the state debt threshold to 10 billion leva, which Parliament will vote on Friday as well. The opposition will reportedly vote against the amended budget. President Roumen Radev criticized the government
One disturbing measure of the bundle of many, which Parliament passed this Tuesday in the package of special laws under the state of emergency got through undetected during the debates. President Roumen Radev vetoed some of the legislation after Parliament first
President Roumen Radev announced on Sunday that he will veto part of the measures, which Parliament passed on Friday under the state of emergency due to the COVID-19 crisis. Radev said some of the legislation "attacks the last bits of freedom of speech left in the
the part of Russian agents and President Roumen Radev. Although he did not name either one explicitly, he gave references to point to them. In 2016 during a scandal in Bulgaria, known as YanevaGate involving the PM and several judges, a possible connection between the PM and
on Monday. This was met with heavy backlash, including from President Roumen Radev. Then the government took a step back and announced two days later it will seek a constitutional interpretation. From the beginning the Venice Commission found the proposal inept and declared
General with 20 votes to 4, as it did before. President Roumen Radev vetoed the election last time citing foremost the circumstance of a single candidate as the biggest problem. The council began with a vote whether to restart the whole procedure or just the vote. In the case of
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Index with most of the media organizations tied to or dependent on the government and an infamous group of government-supportive elites. President Roumen Radev talks about vote buying, PM Boyko Borissov calls him deranged President Roument Radev and PM Boyko Borissov
Roumen Radev, who must sign off on the council’s decision. He may veto it, however, which is what the protesters demand of Radev. If he vetoes the decision the proceedure will restart and a new vote must take place. Radev will be obliged to sign the second time around
unfolding in Bulgaria: Head of Reporters Without Borders The head of Reporters Without Borders, Christophe Deloire, met with Bulgarian President Roumen Radev this week. The two discussed the state of press freedom in the country. The spokeswoman and head of the EU and Balkan
so-called Defense Information Service to be a military officer. These were quickly tabled in Parliament and passed, but President Roumen Radev vetoed them. This week Parliament overrode the veto and made it possible for the military intelligence to have a civilian chief
like this, he said. Cornered by reporters questioning Georgiev’s qualification for the post, Borissov tried to close the issue: “We made the decision, we sent him in Valencia to be consul”. President Roumen Radev suggested over the weekend there must be a
of Lockheed Martin as supplier and especially of not upholding Parliament’s approval of a 1,8 billion leva threshold for new fighter jets. In addition, President Roumen Radev voiced his criticism that in negotiating a lower price, the government has not to get the
one hand, his own party’s unending disasters in the form of corruption scandals, his unhinged coalition partners, all the while trying to play it cool for his European partners, suddenly President Roumen Radev decides to tell the media something along the lines of the
, Yordanka FDandakova and President Roumen Radev. The company furthermore insists that the order to stop the project was taken only to reflect PM Boyko Borissov’s wishes and attempt to paint himself as the sole keeper of the public interest. While that may be true
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