Five members from the former parliamentary group of ''Velichie'' announced that they are forming a new party called "It Makes Sense". Viktoria Vasileva will be its chairperson. She was previously part of the Union of Democratic Forces (SDS), There is Such a People (ITN) and Velichie.
The former chairman of the parliamentary group of Velichie, Nikolay Markov, will not participate in the new formation. The founding declaration was adopted at a general assembly held on Friday, August 16. The declaration states that "It Makes Sense" will work to "overcome voter apathy and uphold the rule of law through effective fight against corruption, quality legislation and a fair and speedy judicial process."
Velichie party entered the parliament after the elections on June 9 with 4.65%, but its parliamentary group collapsed shorty thereafter.
President Rumen Radev held a telephone conversation with the President of Israel, Isaac Herzog, the press secretariat of the Bulgarian head of state reported. Presidents Radev and Herzog discussed aspects of the Middle East security situation, the..
The exhibition "Woman of many faces" with black and white photographs will be opened today on the occasion of the 90th anniversary of the great Bulgarian actress Tatyana Lolova. The photographs will be exhibited in the city garden in front of the Ivan..
Connoisseurs of fashion and beauty will enjoy the latest fashion collections of popular Bulgarian designers, global brands, as well as trends in make-up and hairstyles during the Festival of Fashion and Beauty in Varna. The event will take place in two..
The European Commission has asked Bulgaria’s Minister of Education Galin Tsokov for further information regarding the law, adopted by parliament,..
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Thursday will be mostly sunny. In the afternoon there will be clouds and occasional rain, but mainly in the mountains, the Danube plain and the Upper..
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