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Bulgaria holds up South Stream progress?
According to the Russian newspaper Vedomosti, the incoming Prime Minister of Bulgaria, Boyko Borisov, has demanded that there be declared a temporary moratorium on all large energy transactions, in particular, on the joint project with Russia – the South Stream gas pipeline.
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Borisov, whose party GERB (Citizens for the European Development of Bulgaria) won the 5 July 2009 parliamentary elections, will come on as the head of the new government of Bulgaria this week, the week of 13 July. GERB explained that all agreements o...
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