Velichie party joins Bulgarian parliament

Pro-Russian party enters Bulgaria's parliament after election recount
Members of the pro-Russian Velichie party have entered Bulgaria's parliament following a partial recount of the election results, Reuters reports. The Bulgarian parliamentary elections were held in October 2024,
Velichie party joins Bulgarian parliament, coalition majority now at risk
After the Bulgarian Constitutional Court ordered a partial recount of October's election results, the ultranationalist, pro-Russian Velichie party now has 10 seats in parliament. View on euronews
Nationalist party Velichie enters Bulgarian parl after vote recount
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Bulgaria's Election Recount Shakes Political Stability
A partial recount of Bulgaria's October election led to the loss of seats for 16 lawmakers, redistributing them primarily to the nationalist Velichie Party. This adjustment leaves the GERB-led coalition with a slim majority,
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Bulgaria's constitutional court found 17 lawmakers wrongly elected in 2024 elections. A partial recount has been ordered, potentially affecting GERB's fragile ruling coalition. The nationalist Velichie party may enter parliament,
Bulgarian MPs lose seats as court finds miscount in October election
By Georgi Slavov SOFIA (Rtrs) -Sixteen Bulgarian lawmakers lost their seats on Thursday after the Constitutional Court found they were wrongly elected during a partial recount of the October election.
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Bulgaria’s government has a razor-thin majority after a court-mandated recount of October’s election results added another party to an already fragmented parliament.
Thousands rally in Bulgaria over attempt to sabotage general election recount
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