Parliament will not sit between 21 and 30 October due to the presidential elections
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The National Assembly has decided not to hold regular sittings between 21 and 30 October. This period surrounds the two rounds of the presidential elections in Bulgaria.
According to information from Actualno.com, the headline of the publication says that the party "Progressive Bulgaria" has failed a third sitting related to Iliana Iotova and a politician known by the nickname "the Petrich Escobar". The source, however, does not give details about the reasons for these sittings or how they proceeded.
The decision means that deputies will not have regular work in parliament during these ten days. All issues that were to be considered during this period will be postponed until later.
For now, the source does not contain additional information about the next steps. News about the sittings and the presidential elections will be published when there is new official data.
Sources: Actualno.com
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