Presidential Elections in Bulgaria. Candidates Iliana Iotova and Andrei Ghiurov Presented Their Positions Before the Second Tour

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Candidates for the presidency Iliana Iotova and Andrei Ghiurov presented their positions in view of the second round of the elections in Bulgaria, which will take place in November. Jotova launched an appeal for peace and stressed the importance of the vote, while Ghiurov invited her to a public debate.

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Candidates for the presidency Iliana Iotova and Andrey Gyurov presented their positions in view of the second round of the elections in Bulgaria, which will take place in November. Jotova launched an appeal for peace and stressed the importance of the vote, while Gyurov invited her to a public debate, Novinite reports.

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Andrey Gyurov invited Iliana Yotova to an open, honest and civilized debate after the end of the first round of the presidential elections. The candidate for head of state thanked all Bulgarian citizens who exercised their right to vote, including those who made a different choice. "Bulgaria is one and we should not be divided into ours and yours. This enormous trust obliges us to continue the fight for a new direction for Bulgaria," said Gyurov…

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Candidates for the presidency Iliana Iotova and Andrey Gyurov presented their positions in view of the second round of the elections in Bulgaria, which will take place on 1 November.

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In the run for the presidential elections in Bulgaria there are only two remaining candidates. Iliana Iotova and Andrei Ghiurov will face in tour 2, scheduled for 1 November. Until then, both presented their priorities. Iotova called for peace, while his opponent invited her to a public debate. [...]

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Iliana Iotova and Andrei Ghiurov, the two remaining candidates in the race for Bulgaria's presidency, presented their priorities before the second round scheduled for 1 November. The current president called for peace, while his opponent invited her to a public debate.