Boiko Borissov News
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Bulgaria’s referendum on whether to build a new nuclear power plant may fail because of low turnout, according to an exit poll from Alpha Research released by Bulgarian National Television.
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Bulgaria aims to limit the cost of the Belene nuclear plant being built by Russia’s ZAO Atomstroyexport to 7 billion euros ($8.8 billion), Prime Minister Boiko Borissov said.
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President Barack Obama is betting that his re-election gave him the political clout to force Republicans to accept higher taxes on upper-income Americans as a step toward reducing the federal deficit.
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Traicho Traikov, a former Bulgarian economy and energy minister fired for delaying work on energy projects, will be succeeded by his deputy, Delyan Dobrev, Prime Minister Boiko Borissov said.
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The road north of Sofia hasn't changed since I crashed and destroyed a rental car there more than 20 years ago, rushing to see protesters torch the Bulgarian Communist Party headquarters.
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Bulgarian ministers, their deputies and regional governors returned about 604,000 lev ($406,000) in bonus payments received since they took office in 2009 to keep their jobs.
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Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov ordered his ministers to return all bonus payments they have received since taking office in 2009 or be fired, in a move that follows criticism from opposition politicians.
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Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov’s minority Cabinet survived its first no-confidence vote in Parliament demanded by opposition parties for mismanaging the health-care system.
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Bulgarian President Georgi Parvanov set up a party to challenge Prime Minister Boiko Borissov’ s Cabinet, which he said lacked the competence to handle the country’s economic crisis.
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Bulgaria will hold a referendum on whether to build a new nuclear plant on Jan. 27, President Rosen Plevneliev said in e-mailed statement today.
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