Bulgarian socialists won the parliamentary elections in the country on Saturday (25 June), but did not obtain enough votes to win an absoulte majority and form a government, Bulgarian media report.
The socialist party- Coalition for Bulgaria- won 31.17 percent of the votes, according to results published in the Bulgarian press on Monday (27 June).
The centrist National Movement Simeon II, led by Simeon Saxe-Cobourg-Gotha, only obtained 19.91 percent.
The mostly ethnic-Turkis...
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