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President Rumen Radev: On Easter, let us wish each other faith and strength for worthy deeds 

Румен Радев
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"I wish health, peace and love in every Bulgarian home! May the light and joy of the greatest Christian holiday fill our hearts and minds and strengthen mutual understanding and tolerance in our society," Bulgarian President Rumen Radev wrote on his Facebook page.

"On Easter, let us also wish each other faith and strength for worthy deeds in the difficult times of our modern life, which will lead to the spiritual awakening and unity of the whole nation," the head of state added. 

"Let us do this with a clear understanding and conviction that this is a duty and a responsibility to Bulgaria and to the life and destiny of the next generations.



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