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GERB leader predicts five more caretaker governments

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With the votes of GERB-SDS and PP-DB, the parliament rejected the request for a debate on the report of the temporary committee to investigate corruption practices in the "Customs" Agency and the possible role of the former finance minister in them. 

The leader of GERB, Boyko Borissov, said that the materials of the investigative committee will be handed over to the prosecutor's office. An extraordinary session of the parliament is expected to be held on Tuesday, Borissov added. He pointed out that GERB and DPS will not form a coalition alone after the elections, but predicted that there will be at least 5 more caretaker governments. According to him, everything is lost in the relations with PP after they supported the dismissal of the Speaker of the National Assembly, Rosen Zhelyazkov.



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