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Bulgarian Socialist Party to submit motion of no-confidence against the cabinet

BSP leader Kornelia Ninova
Photo: BGNES-archive

The leader of the Bulgarian Socialist Party Kornelia Ninova called on the citizens to protest in front of the National Assembly building next Wednesday, while her political party is submitting a motion of no-confidence against the cabinet over corruption. The opposition party will try to make Boyko Borissov’s government step down with Parliamentary tools. “GERB made unacceptable suggestions. There aren’t any paid provocateurs at the protest held against Borisov’s government. GERB brought the country to collapse and every day of this party in office is detrimental on Bulgaria”, Kornelia Ninova commented.



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