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Bulgarian premier rejects opposition's criticism of government changes.
(From BBC Monitoring International Reports)
Sofia, 17 July: The appointment of a new deputy prime minister in charge of European integration is a clear signal for Brussels, according to Prime Minister Simeon Saxe-Coburg. During the parliamentary debates on the government changes he proposed Wednesday [17 July], the prime minister said that the former floor leader of the ruling Simeon II National Movement Plamen Panayotov becomes deputy prime minister for European integration to send a signal to Brussels that this is Bulgaria's priority, and it wants to make sure that everything required of it will be done the right way and in due time. He dismissed criticisms by the …
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