Fri, Feb 10 2012
Minko Gerdjikov, right, with outgoing mayor and current Prime Minister Boiko Borissov, left.
Photo: Георги Кожухаров
Experts believe that with the operation of the new metro line, the atmosphere will be spared of more than 70 000 tons of carbon emissions annually
Sofia metro has finally linked Mladost with Lyulin. Due to the Ohrid Lake disaster, however, the official ceremony will be conducted by Prime Minister Borissov tomorrow. All passengers boarding the metro at Sofia University today will travel for free.
Prime Minister Boiko Borissov, formerly mayor of Sofia, says that his party will name its own candidate when the capital city chooses its new first citizen on November 15 2009. It will not nominate Martin Zaimov, who previously indicated his availability.
Sofia, Vratsa, Razlog, Ruen and Radnevo set to have special mayoral elections
The European Investment Bank (EIB) could finance the construction of the waste treatment plant of the Bulgarian capital, deputy mayor Minko Gerdjikov has said
Shortfalls in collection of anticipated taxes could force Sofia municipality to slash its investment programme
Novera, the hoding company whose subsidiaries held a concession to collect domestic waste in Sofia until the start of March, threatened to file yet another lawsuit against the city hall
Bulgarian Cabinet is looking at domestic market to refinance foreign debt, but has back-up plan in place
Government and individuals come up with cash to help those hard-hit by floods and freezing weather.
The discovery was made after some of the land in a complex near Bourgas was washed away by rough seas.
No trains could cross the Danube Bridge and passengers from international trains were being taken to the city of Rousse by road transport.
Hazardous weather warnings across the country on February 9, new record-low temperatures, and three people reported frozen to death in Pernik.