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Bulgarian Parliament to discuss second vote of no confidence in the government

published on 4/16/25 8:37 AM

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In its session today, the Bulgarian Parliament will discuss the reasons for the second vote of no confidence in the government. It was submitted by "Moral, Unity and Honor" (MECH) party to the National Assembly's registry last week and supported by "Vazrazhdane" and "Velichie". The reason for the second vote of no confidence in the government of Rosen Zhelyazkov is due to failure in the fight against corruption.

MECH files vote of no confidence in the government

The vote according to the rules will be held 24 hours after the end of the debates.

The first vote, which failed, was submitted by "Vazrazhdane" and supported by "MECH" and "Velichie" with the reason of failure in foreign policy.

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