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This follows two to three weeks of talks, held at her initiative, Ninova said.
“We are very ready with some of the parties and we will start signing agreements tomorrow,” she said, indicating that talks would still continue until May 26.
The parties with which the BSP will sign agreements are ABV, founded by former president of Bulgaria Georgi Purvanov and led by Roumen Petkov, Tatyana Doncheva’s Movement 21 and Georgi Kadiev’s Normal Bulgaria party. All three parties are led by former BSP members.
Ninova said that she had sought out the leaders of these parties, as well as others.