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DEPUTY MINISTER:INDICATIONS SPEAK OF HOT ISSUE

Pari Daily Minister Katev, what are the reasons for this urgent eurobond issuance, if the gain will go for replenishing the fiscal reserve?

Views on BG | November 5, 2001, Monday // 00:00

”THE SIMEON II NATIONAL MOVEMENT WILL BE RE-CONSTITUTED AS A POLITICAL...

”The Simeon II National Movement will be re-constituted as a political party under the act on political parties and building a network of local and regional organizations across the country, Daniel Vulchev,” Deputy Chairman of the ruling party parliamenta

Politics | November 5, 2001, Monday // 00:00

THE BULGARIAN PRIME MINISTER SAXE-COBURG WILL TALK IN FRONT OF THE UNI...

The Bulgarian Prime Minister Saxe-Coburg will talk in front of the United Nations officials on November 15, Stoyan Ganev, Director of the Prime-Minister`s Cabinet announced upon his arrival from the United States., quoted by 24 Hours Daily.

Politics | November 4, 2001, Sunday // 00:00

CUSTOMS OFFICIALS INTERROGATED FOR BRIBE DOUBTS

Policemen and the head of the Customs Agency Emil Dimitrov conducted a surprise action of the National Service for Organized Crime Combat in the Russe customs at the Danube-Bridge, 24 Hours Daily wrote. The reason for the unprecedented action is a signal

Politics | November 4, 2001, Sunday // 00:00

NEW BLAGOEVGRAD BT CEO APPOINTED

The Board of Bulgartabac Holding appointed Hristo Lachev as the new executive director of its most profitable subsidiary, the Blagoevgrad BT AD tobacco factory. Lachev was selected among 16 applicants.

Business | November 4, 2001, Sunday // 00:00

STOYANOV VALUES HIS CAMPAIGN OF DEM 500 000

The costs for my campaign will not exceed BGN 500 000 (same amount in DEM), all of them collected through donations by decent businessmen, said incumbent Petar Stoyanov in Varna yesterday, commenting the allegations about his second mandate campaign being

Politics | November 4, 2001, Sunday // 00:00

VATICAN DENIED TO CONFIRM POPE’S VISIT

The Vatican denied to confirm the information that Pope John Paul II is to pay a visit to Bulgaria next year, Standart wrote. For now, there is no official stand, a spokesman of the Holy See said for DPA.

Politics | November 4, 2001, Sunday // 00:00

STOYANOV ACCUSED OF TAKING M 1, 5 DEM FROM CHERNOY

President Stoyanov was accused by his opponent and former interior minister Bogomil Bonev of taking 1,5 DEM from the Russin businessmen Michael Chernoy for the grand gathering in Rogen region next to Pamporovo resort last year. President gathered then abo

Politics | November 4, 2001, Sunday // 00:00

ANTHRAX PREVENTIVE MEASURES AT ALL BG EMBASSIES

The Bulgarian Government has sent instructions to all Bulgarian Embassies abroad to take preventive measures in the processing of postal packages. The measures are ordered in connection with the possibility for anthrax contamination.

Politics | November 4, 2001, Sunday // 00:00

DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER AND SOCIAL MINISTER LIDIA SHULEVA ANNOUNCED THAT...

Deputy Prime Minister and Social Minister Lidia Shuleva announced that a bill on social assistance is being prepared and is expected to be approved by the end of the year.

Politics | November 4, 2001, Sunday // 00:00

STOCK EXCHANGE NEWS

BTA Sofix, the index of the Sofia Stock Exchange (SSE), dropped by about 0.

Views on BG | November 4, 2001, Sunday // 00:00

THE REGIONAL GOVERNORS WILL HELP FOR THE COMPILING OF THE “WHITE BOOK”...

The regional governors will help for the compiling of the “White Book” that the current Cabinet prepares for the violations of the Ivan Kostov’s government. The Minister of State Administration Dimitur Kalchev gave instructions to the governors on that.

Politics | November 4, 2001, Sunday // 00:00

“THE INTRODUCTION OF VALUE ADDED TAX ON BULGARIAN-MADE MEDICINES WILL ...

“The introduction of Value Added Tax on Bulgarian-made medicines will equalize the taxes charged on imported ones and those manufactured in this country, eliminating the inequality among taxpayers,” Finance Minister Milen Velchev said “This change in the

Politics | November 4, 2001, Sunday // 00:00

FOREIGN MINISTER: EU COUNTRIES LOBBY FOR OTHERS

“ There are member countries of the European Union, which categorically lobby for the accession of other countries, not Bulgaria, “ Foreign Minister Passy said for Darik radio. Passy refused to say which these countries are, but pointed out that the bigge

Politics | November 4, 2001, Sunday // 00:00

STRATEGIC DANUBIAN PORT ‘LOM’TO BE DEVELOPED

“The Phare program provides EUR 600,000 for a strategic plan for the development of the Danubian port of Lom (Northwestern Bulgaria),” Transport Minister Plamen Petrov announced. The project is drafted by Hamburg Port Consulting in partnership with a Fren

Business | November 4, 2001, Sunday // 00:00

NEW INVESTOR SOUGHT FOR VEGETABLE OIL REFINERY

“The Economy Ministry will be looking for an investor for the Borgas-based Kambana 1899 vegetable oil refinery, which is undergoing a bankruptcy procedure,“ Deputy Prime Minister and Economy Minister NikolayVassilev announced. Netherlands-based Helian Com

Business | November 4, 2001, Sunday // 00:00

“THE BULGARIAN-GERMAN PROJECTS IN AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY WILL CONTIN...

“The Bulgarian-German projects in agriculture and forestry will continue next year, too,” Erich Stater, Secretary with Germany's Federal Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development, said at a meeting with Agriculture Minister Mehmed Dikme. Deputy Agr

Politics | November 4, 2001, Sunday // 00:00

FOREIGN UNIVERSITIES OPERATE ILLEGALLY

Branches of twelve foreign universities operate illegally in Bulgaria., the Ministry of Education announced.

Politics | November 4, 2001, Sunday // 00:00

BG-JORDAN COMMITTEE TALK ON COOPERATION IN AMMAN

The third session of the Bulgarian - Jordan committee on economic and technical cooperation takes place in Amman. The session started on November 4 and will continue till November 6.

Business | November 4, 2001, Sunday // 00:00

VICE PRESIDENT CANDIDATE:US CAMPAIGN "UNTENABLE"

“The war in Afghanistan is politically and militarily untenable as a stated aim,” General Anguel Marin, presidential candidate, supported by Coalition For Bulgaria said in Smolyan. "My opinion is that the strikes on Afghanistan are a US governmentalal re

Politics | November 4, 2001, Sunday // 00:00

PM HOPES REOPENING OF DANUBE TO REVIVE ECONOMY

The Bulgarian Prime Minister Saxe-Coburg visited Silistra on November 3. At a meeting with the town's municipal and regional leaders, Saxe-Coburg expressed his hope that the re-opening of the Danube at Novi Sad will improve the communications and the econ

Politics | November 4, 2001, Sunday // 00:00