Ex-president Radev surges in Bulgaria vote after protests toppled government

Former Bulgarian President Rumen Radev claimed victory after his Progressive Bulgaria party took the lead in the country’s snap parliamentary election, The Guardian reported on April 19.

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Former Bulgarian President Rumen Radev claimed victory after his Progressive Bulgaria party took the lead in the country’s snap parliamentary election, The Guardian reported on April 19.

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