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International exhibition in Sofia calls on Bulgarians to vote

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On May 2 in Sofia, the international exhibition "Get out and vote" of the global creative studio for social impact Fine Acts, supported by the Office of the European Parliament in Bulgaria, will be opened in the park area of ​​the National Palace of Culture. 

The idea of ​​ the exhibition is to encourage citizens to vote in the upcoming European Parliament elections. "Each vote is a power that we as individuals can exercise to influence the direction in which the EU moves," says Theo Georgiev, illustrator and representative of Bulgaria in the campaign. The exhibition can be seen until May 16, 2024.



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