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Survey: 15.3% of the respondents have confidence in Bulgaria's Parliament

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15.3% of the respondents have confidence in Bulgaria’s Parliament. 77.1% of the polled distrust the National Assembly. On the other hand, 16.6% of the respondents trust the government and 69.7% distrust the cabinet which was formed one month ago, data of an independent survey by Gallup International Balkan indicate. The survey was conducted between June 29 and July 9 among 809 adult Bulgarians through a face-to-face interview using tablets.

According to the sociologists, the reluctance for early elections maintains tolerance towards the government, which started work without the usual credibility levels. The levels of confidence in the legislative and executive authorities remain traditionally low, while confidence in politicians has not seen much change.




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