Bulgarian President Plevneliev starts consultations with political powers
Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev has announced that today and tomorrow he is holding consultations with political forces in Bulgaria in relations to the ongoing protests in the country.
The President pointed out that Bulgaria was a parliamentary democracy and the National Assembly had the decisive word.
He added that political parties now had huge responsibility and said Bulgaria has opened a new page in his history.
Adapted from Radio Bulgaria
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