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Stanishev Cabinet

government of Bulgaria (2005–2009)

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National Movement for Stability and Progress

Categories

Bulgarian governments Bulgarian Socialist Party

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Bulgarian

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Georgi Parvanov

Simeon II of Bulgaria

Kingdom of Bulgaria

People's Republic of Bulgaria

Principality of Bulgaria

Sergey Stanishev

minority government

National Assembly of Bulgaria

President of Bulgaria

Citizens for European Development of Bulgaria

Plamen Oresharski

Bulgarian Socialist Party

Movement for Rights and Freedoms

Prime Minister of Bulgaria

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