Government proposes budget changes amid tragedy and stalled flood relief.
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Bulgaria's government, led by Prime Minister Rumen Radev, is proposing to remove certain national budget rules, a move that could significantly impact fiscal oversight and economic policy. This comes as new, grim details emerge in the ongoing Isperih tragedy, with reports indicating the father meticulously planned the murder of his daughters. Meanwhile, nearly a year after devastating floods in Elenite, the investigation has yet to identify a perpetrator.
In other domestic news, Members of Parliament are preparing to discuss enhanced protection for individuals employed under fixed-term contracts. The presidential race continues to be a topic of discussion, with a sociologist suggesting that if the GERB party does not nominate its own candidate, it could benefit President Iliana Iotova.
On a positive note, the state has allocated 265 million Euros to fund public transport projects for the Sofia municipality. The Ministry of Education and Science is also set to present the results of Bulgarian students in the PISA 2025 international assessment, while a heatwave is expected to reach its peak on Friday.