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Borissov suggests expert cabinet after election rout

Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borissov’s centre-right party came first in the weekend’s parliamentary elections, partial results showed Monday (5 April), but with protest parties surging it has no clear partner to form a governing coalition. Borissov’s GERB party, undermined by scandals and protests after nearly a decade in power, won just 26% of Sunday’s vote. Bulgaria’s election on Sunday (4 April) saw three new parties, largely representing the anti-corruption protests of last summer, enter parliament. Prime Minister Boyko Borissov’s ruling conservative GERB remained the strongest single party but with slim chances of forming a government and staying in power.

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Will Bulgaria Be Governed by Cabinet of Experts? - Novinite com

Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borissov’s centre-right party came first in the weekend’s parliamentary elections, partial results showed Monday (5 April), but with protest parties surging it has no clear partner to form a governing coalition. Borissov’s GERB party, undermined by scandals and protests after nearly a decade in power, won just 26% of Sunday’s vote. With the country facing an uncertain political period ahead as Borissov attempts to form a government, he pitched himself as a leader representing stability. “You won’t make it on your own… let’s unite,” the 61-year-old said in a live broadcast on Facebook Sunday night.

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Bulgaria s course unclear after fractured election result

Bulgaria s course unclear after fractured election result AFP 1 hr ago AFP © Handout Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov faces an uphill battle to form a government after his party won just 25 percent in Sunday s election Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov s centre-right party came first in the weekend s parliamentary elections, partial results showed Monday, but with protest parties surging it has no clear partner to form a governing coalition. Borisov s GERB party, undermined by scandals and protests after nearly a decade in power, won just 26 percent of Sunday s vote. With the country facing an uncertain political period ahead as Borisov attempts to form a government, he pitched himself as a leader representing stability.

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Bulgaria s course unclear after fractured election result

Bulgaria s course unclear after fractured election result
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Bulgaria s course unclear after fractured election result

Bulgaria s course unclear after fractured election result
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Sofiya gradMira radevaKornelia ninovaLyubomir tsekovSlavi trifonovDaniel smilovAntony galabovVioleta mihaylovaBoyko borisovMovement for rightsOrganisation for securityPrime minister boyko borisovFacebook sundayDemocratic bulgariaPresident rumen radevReporters without border