Government press service to remove posts about PM Rumen Radev's briefing despite CEC decision
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The government press service announced that it will remove posts related to Prime Minister Rumen Radev's briefing of October 26 from all of its channels. The statement was made despite a decision by the Central Election Commission (CEC).
The CEC is the institution that organises and oversees the conduct of elections in Bulgaria. Details of the commission's decision are not specified in the information available to us, so we cannot say exactly what it is or what it is based on.
The press service did not explain its reasons for the decision in detail in the available text. Nevertheless, the statement shows that there is a disagreement between the government's communication and the CEC's decision regarding the posts about the briefing.
This story is ongoing and continues to develop. We will monitor new official statements from the government and the CEC in order to inform readers about subsequent developments.
Sources: БНТ Новини
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