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Formal Flag Ceremony for Bulgaria's National Liberation Day, March 3 (Novinite.com) [Mar 04, 2010] The formal flag raising ceremony for Bulgaria's National Holiday - Liberation Day, March 3, 2010 - was attended by the state leaders and about a couple of thousand citizens. It traditionally takes place before the Monument of the Unknown Soldier near the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral in downtown Sofia. [via YahooNews] More >>

Formal Flag Ceremony for Bulgaria's National Liberation Day, March 3 (Novinite.com) [Mar 03, 2010] The formal flag raising ceremony for Bulgaria's National Holiday - Liberation Day, March 3, 2010 - was attended by the state leaders and about a couple of thousand citizens. It traditionally takes place before the Monument of the Unknown Soldier near the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral in downtown Sofia. [via YahooNews] More >>

Formal Flag Ceremony for Bulgaria's National Liberation Day, March 3 (Novinite.com) [Mar 03, 2010] The formal flag raising ceremony for Bulgaria's National Holiday - Liberation Day, March 3, 2010 - was attended by the state leaders and about a couple of thousand citizens. It traditionally takes place before the Monument of the Unknown Soldier near the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral in downtown Sofia. [via YahooNews] More >>

Formal Flag Ceremony for Bulgaria's National Liberation Day, March 3 (Novinite.com) [Mar 03, 2010] The formal flag raising ceremony for Bulgaria's National Holiday - Liberation Day, March 3, 2010 - was attended by the state leaders and about a couple of thousand citizens. It traditionally takes place before the Monument of the Unknown Soldier near the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral in downtown Sofia. [via YahooNews] More >>

Formal Flag Ceremony for Bulgaria's National Liberation Day, March 3 (Novinite.com) [Mar 03, 2010] The formal flag raising ceremony for Bulgaria's National Holiday - Liberation Day, March 3, 2010 - was attended by the state leaders and about a couple of thousand citizens. It traditionally takes place before the Monument of the Unknown Soldier near the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral in downtown Sofia. [via YahooNews] More >>

Formal Flag Ceremony for Bulgaria's National Liberation Day, March 3 (Novinite.com) [Mar 03, 2010] The formal flag raising ceremony for Bulgaria's National Holiday - Liberation Day, March 3, 2010 - was attended by the state leaders and about a couple of thousand citizens. It traditionally takes place before the Monument of the Unknown Soldier near the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral in downtown Sofia. [via YahooNews] More >>

Busted Secret Agent Could Testify against Ex Bulgaria PM (Novinite.com) [Feb 20, 2010] The notorious former CEO of Bulgaria's troubled and now closed steel mill Kremikovtzi, Alexander Tomov, has suggested that busted secret agent Aleksei Petrov could testify against Ex PM Sergey Stanishev. [via YahooNews] More >>

Bulgaria Transport Minister Moves to Ease Tension at Burgas Port (Novinite.com) [Feb 19, 2010] Bulgaria?s Transport Minister Alexander Tsvetkov has promised to improve the situation with a problematic new terminal at the Port of Burgas. [via YahooNews] More >>

Bulgaria Firms Register Losses from Greek Border Blockade (Novinite.com) [Feb 03, 2010] Bulgaria Transport Minister, Alexander Tsvetkov, stated Wednesday that 25 Bulgarian companies had submitted documents so far detailing their losses from the border blockade by protesting Greek farmers. [via YahooNews] More >>

Transport Minister Excited over Boost of Bulgaria-Turkey Links (Novinite.com) [Jan 31, 2010] The most recent transport agreements with Turkey are extremely favorable for Bulgaria, according to Transport Minister Alexander Tsvetkov. ?We have negotiated enormous new opportunities for the Bulgarian business sector,? the Minister stated Sunday on the Bulgarian National Radio. [via YahooNews] More >>

Bulgaria Performs Consecrating of National Colors (Novinite.com) [Jan 06, 2010] A solemn ceremony of consecrating Bulgaria's colors brought together Wednesday statesmen, defense and municipal officials and MPs on Alexander Nevsky square in Sofia. [via YahooNews] More >>