“The decisions of the National Assembly are meaningful when they reflect the will of the people,” Zhelyazkov said, referring to the anti-government protests. “We want to be where society expects us to be.”
What a novel idea.
"Zhelyazkov’s government survived six votes of no confidence since it was appointed in January, but this time the large turnout of protesters on the streets was a game changer."
Noteworthy, perhaps?
"Assen Vassilev, the leader of the opposition We Continue the Change-Democratic Bulgaria coalition, called the government’s resignation 'the first step in making Bulgaria a normal European state.'”
Oh boy...what does this part mean though? Joining the EU? Austerity? Remains to be seen?
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“The decisions of the National Assembly are meaningful when they reflect the will of the people,” Zhelyazkov said, referring to the anti-government protests. “We want to be where society expects us to be.”
What a novel idea.
"Zhelyazkov’s government survived six votes of no confidence since it was appointed in January, but this time the large turnout of protesters on the streets was a game changer."
Noteworthy, perhaps?
"Assen Vassilev, the leader of the opposition We Continue the Change-Democratic Bulgaria coalition, called the government’s resignation 'the first step in making Bulgaria a normal European state.'”
Oh boy...what does this part mean though? Joining the EU? Austerity? Remains to be seen?
Bulgaria has been part of the EU since 2007.