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Bulgaria strongly condemns attack against Charlie Hebdo, PM Borissov says

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"Bulgaria strongly condemns the attack against French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo and the murders in Paris,” Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov said a statement. This bloody terrorist act causes anger against those committing murders and attacking the freedom of speech. We express solidarity with the French people in this difficult time and share the grief of the families and relatives of the dead. There is no cause that justifies terror. As allies in NATO and the EU, Bulgaria and France have been working together to stop new threats to security and peace. Together with our partners we are confident that terrorism will be defeated, no matter the effortя required," the Prime Minister said.




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