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Bulgarian Authorities Seize Over Half a Million Euros in Crackdown on Vote Buying - Novinite.com - Sofia News Agency
Monitors flagged coordinated digital manipulation and officials said vote-buying reports have risen sevenfold, prompting wider police operations and seizures of more than half a million euros.
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Prime Minister Andrey Girov announced that the authorities have invested over half a million euros in what he described as funds intended to influence or undermine the outcome of future elections in Bulgaria.
Bulgarian Authorities Seize Over Half a Million Euros in Crackdown on Vote Buying - Novinite.com - Sofia News Agency
Caretaker Prime Minister Andrey Gyurov has announced that authorities have seized more than half a million euros in what he described as funds intended to influence or distort the outcome of the upcoming elections in Bulgaria. In a recorded video message distributed on social media, he said the government has instructed that all reports of violations be thoroughly investigated and prosecuted, stressing that results must be clear and verifiable. …
The EU built a shield for elections like Bulgaria’s. Whether it holds is another matter
Bulgaria votes in three weeks. Its information environment is already being shaped by forces that nobody is controlling or investigating, and nobody seems particularly rushed to understand.
Sofia is preparing for possible external interviews before the parliamentary trial in April.
Bulgarian police have seized over half a million euros (over 12 million crowns) in a crackdown on vote-buying, interim Prime Minister Andrei Gyurov said on Thursday, according to the BTA agency and other Bulgarian media. According to him, this is the result of the government's efforts to guarantee fair and transparent parliamentary elections, which will be held in April.
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