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Junior ruling partners decide not to support Bulgarian cabinet changes.
(From BBC Monitoring International Reports)
Sofia, 16 July: Tosho Peykov, the leader of the [junior ruling partner] Oborishte National Revival Movement, told BGNES that a session of his party's National Executive Committee decided not to support the government changes the prime minister had proposed.
The movement promulgated a declaration ...
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