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Movement for Rights and Freedoms: Participation of nationalists in the government is a slap on the democratic face of Bulgaria

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The Movement for Rights and Freedoms starts a policy aimed at dismantling the ruling coalition in Bulgaria, the leader of MRF Mustafa Karadayi announced after a sitting of the Central Council of this party. “The participation of nationalists in the government is a slap on the democratic face of Bulgaria”, Mustafa Karadayi said. Next week the Movement for Rights and Freedoms will hold talks with the Parliamentary group of the Bulgarian Socialist Party on the no-confidence vote demanded by the socialists. 




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