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Vice President Iliana Yotova: Bulgaria has attracted bigger and more significant investments in two months

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"I voted for democracy and the rule of law," said Bulgaria’s Vice President Iliana Yotova. "The energy for change and the existance of a clear alternative have filled me with hope", said Vice President Yotova. "People have seen that this country can be governed professionally," stressed Iliana Yotova. "Bulgaria has attracted bigger and more significant investments during the two months in which the caretaker cabinet has been in charge", noted Iliana Yotova. Vice President Yotova called on the people in Bulgaria and abroad to turn out en masse to vote and not to succumb to intimidation and manipulation. 




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