Published 2 years ago

Bulgaria heads towards fourth election in 18 months

Summary by Ground News

President Rumen Radev dissolved parliament from Tuesday and set the date for the new vote. The move came after parties failed to agree on a new coalition after the difficultly formed four-party cabinet of Prime Minister Kiril Petkov was toppled in June. Three recent polls showed as many as seven parties passing the four percent entry threshold.

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