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Bulgaria’s president tries to unlock political crisis

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President Rumen Radev is trying to prevent Bulgaria from sliding into new political turmoil. Two main parties stumbled over mustering enough support to form a government coalition. The two leading contenders are running neck and neck, according to the latest opinion polls. If the third attempt also fails, the president will have to dissolve parliament.

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Bulgaria's president tries to unlock political crisis

Bulgaria's president launched talks on Friday with all political parties represented in parliament to see if there was still a chance to form a government and avoid another early election.

2 years ago·Canada

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The Independent

Bulgaria’s president tries to unlock political crisis

Bulgaria’s president has launched talks with all political parties represented in parliament to see if there's still a chance to form a government and avoid another early election

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Bulgaria’s president tries to unlock political crisis

SOFIA, Bulgaria (AP) — Bulgaria's president launched talks on Friday with all political parties represented in parliament to see if there was still a chance to form a government and

2 years ago·United States

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abc News

Bulgaria’s president tries to unlock political crisis

Bulgaria’s president has launched talks with all political parties represented in parliament to see if there's still a chance to form a government and avoid another early election

2 years ago·United States

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Bulgaria’s president tries to unlock political crisis

By VESELIN TOSHKOV Associated PressSOFIA, Bulgaria (AP) — Bulgaria’s president has launched talks with all political parties represented in parliament to see if there’s still a chance to form a government and avoid another early election. President Rumen Radev is trying to prevent Bulgaria from sliding into new political turmoil after the two main parties stumbled over mustering enough support to form a government coalition. Radev said that the …

2 years ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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