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Hristo Ivanov: Parties of the protest start cabinet consultations

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Co-chairman of Democratic Bulgaria, Hristo Ivanov, said he expected political consultations to start in order to form a government between the parties of the protest against the outgoing cabinet.

"It is very important to make a conscientious political effort in order to form a cabinet with a clear agenda. If this proved impossible, elections would be a natural way out of a stalemate," Hristo Ivanov said. He added that Democratic Bulgaria would definitely not support Daniel Mitov's candidacy for Prime Minister, proposed by the GERB party.



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