Bulgaria has a woman president for the first time in its history
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Iliyana Yotova and Kiril Valchev are the winners of the presidential election in Bulgaria. This is the first time in the country's history that a woman has become president.
According to summary data from 99.68% of processed results, the victory of the pair has been confirmed. Iliyana Yotova was the candidate for president, and Kiril Valchev for vice president. In Bulgaria, the president and vice president are elected together, as one team.
This event is important for Bulgarian politics, because it shows a change in the highest state office. Many people in the country followed the elections and their results.
For Bulgaria, this is a historic moment. The new president will take office according to the requirements of the Constitution, and readers can follow official information from the Central Election Commission.
Sources: DCnews.bg
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