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Bulgaria's Plovdiv to Launch EU Capital of Culture Bid
The Bulgarian Plovdiv will run for a European Capital of Culture in 2019, the city's Mayor, Slavcho Atanasov, has announced. Thus, the country's second largest city will become Bulgaria's fifth candidate for the prestigious title.
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Bulgaria's Largest Thermal Power Plant Investigated
The second biggest energy company in Bulgaria, the Maritsa East 2 Thermal Power Plant, is under investigation for law violations, according to Plovdiv's Regional Prosecutor's Office.
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Bulgaria Possible Place of Origin of Chess
"This is one version. But do you know that ancient chess pieces have been found in Plovdiv ? And this is one of the oldest cities in Europe. There are still theories about which country is the birthplace of chess . We first talked about India , then - about Persia . Last year I was in Mongolia, and its president showed me chess pieces found found in the tomb of Genghis Khan and the excavated ...
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Bulgaria Offers to Permanently Host South-Eastern Europe Brigade
Up to now, SEEBRIG has been hosted at a rotation principle. Its first domicile was Bulgaria 's Plovdiv (1999-2003), after which it moved to Constanta, Romania (2003-2007).
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Bulgaria's Tax Agency Plans New Air Strikes on Luxury Mansions
Over the past couple of weeks, the Bulgarian tax authorities staged helicopter flights over the capital Sofia , the southern city of Plovdiv , and the Ivaylovgrad water reservoir close to the southeastern border town of Svilengrad, photographing luxury mansions and homes on the ground.
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Bulgaria PM Breaks Ground for New Cogeneration Plant
Bulgaria's Prime Minister Boyko Borissov and Lower Austria Governor Erwin Proell will break ground for a new co-generation facility in Plovdiv, Southern Bulgaria.
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Bulgaria marks 125th Unification Day
Bulgarians marked their 125th Unification Day on Monday, holding commemorative ceremonies throughout the country. The unification of two neighboring states inhabited by Bulgarians -- Principality of Bulgaria and Eastern Roumelia -- was announced in Plovdiv on Sept. 6, 1885.
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Bulgaria Prosecutors to Probe Plovdiv Fair Ownership
Bulgarias prosecutors office will make yet another attempt to probe the mechanisms that distributed stake ownership in the Plovdiv International Fair as the state is trying to get back its control.
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Bulgaria Halts Major Rail Road Rehabilitation Tender
The much needed rehabilitation of the railroad connecting Bulgaria's second largest city of Plovdiv to the Black Sea city of Burgas has been stopped over overblown prices from the public tender bidders.
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Bulgaria's Plovdiv Fair Opens with 30% Drop in Participants
A total of 291 firms from 23 countries will participate in the 2010 spring edition of Bulgarias largest business expo, the Plovdiv International Fair, which opens on Tuesday.
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Prosecutors Probe Bulgaria Mayor for Property Fraud
The Regional Prosecutor's Office in Bulgaria's second largest city of Plovdiv has begun a probe of the city's Mayor, Slavcho Atanasov, over an alleged property fraud.
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Bulgaria, U.S. hold joint military training
Bulgaria and the United States began a 12-day joint military training, which will end on April 30, the Bulgarian Defense Ministry and the U.S. Embassy to Sofia jointly said Monday. The training codenamed "Thracian Spring 2010" is held near the Bulgaria's second-largest city of Plovdiv and in the Yambol region. There are located two U.S. air bases in Bulgaria Graf Ignatievo and Bezmer ...
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Bulgaria Opens Key Airports as Volcanic Ash Cloud Backs Off
The airports of Plovdiv and Burgas in Southern Bulgaria are opened as of 10 am Monday as the Iceland volcanic ash cloud has withdrawn to the north.
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Bulgaria PM Has 'No Fear' from Plovdiv Mayor over Trash Deal
The Mayor of Bulgarias Plovdiv, Slavcho Atanasov, has threatened the government that he might ban the storage of waste from the capital Sofia at a local depot.
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Turkey's Ziraat Bank Expands in Bulgaria
Turkey's Ziraat Bank opened a new branch in Bulgaria on Wednesday in the town of Kardzhali, where the population is consisted mostly of ethnic Turks. This is the bank's third branch in the country following branches in Sofia and Plovdiv.
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Bulgaria's Largest Wine Expo Opened in Plovdiv (Novinite.com)
Bulgaria?s largest international commercial exhibit of wines ?Vinaria 2010? was opened in Plovdiv Sunday by Economy Minister Traicho Traikov. In his opening statement, Traikov declared that the wine production sector in Bulgaria is developing as a combination of old traditions and new technologies.
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Bulgaria Power Utility EVN to Invest BGN 100 M in New Plant (Novinite.com)
Bulgaria?s Austrian-owned power utility EVN announced it planned to invest BGN 100 M in a new electricity and heating plant. The new power plant will be constructed by EVN Bulgaria near the Plovdiv North Heating Plant.
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German, Austrian Shoe Retailers Storm Bulgaria Market (Novinite.com)
The German shoe retail chain Deichmann plans to open 8 news stores in Bulgaria in 2010, the company informs. 3 of the new stores will be located in the capital Sofia. Deichmann came to Bulgaria in the spring of 2009 and now has 4 stores in the cities of Burgas, Gaborovo, Plovdiv and Targovishte.
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Bulgaria Police Uncover Murder, Fake Money in Plovdiv Operations (Novinite.com)
Bulgaria Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov announced late Friday that 2 police operations were underway in Plovdiv, with the body of a 20-year-old woman having been found.
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Bulgaria Detains 6 Illegal Immigrants Hidden in Pipes (Novinite.com)
Six illegal immigrants ? five Iraqis and one Turkish citizen ? were found hidden in pipes during a customs check in Plovdiv Thursday. The six men aged between 20 and 30 were hiding in a truck transporting pipes with large diameter from Turkey to Bulgaria.
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