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The news on Mediapool.bg is dominated by the Bulgarian presidential elections, with ongoing updates on vote counts and candidate statements. International news includes Serbia's election results and a report on Trump considering Orbán for a UN position. There's also a story about Bulgaria's…
With 99% of the protocols processed in the Bulgarian presidential election, Yotova has secured 34.6% of the vote, while Gyurov has 32.04%. The results are being updated.
Politician Radostin Vasilev advises voters to either cast their ballot for Gyurov in the runoff election or abstain from voting.
Candidate Yotova stated that her campaign will focus on ensuring their message of peace resonates with voters leading up to the runoff election.
The GERB party has identified Rumen Radev as the primary opponent to candidate Yotova in the presidential election.
President Radev claims he was solely responsible for summoning the Russian ambassador concerning incidents involving the three Black Sea countries.
Serbia's election results show a significant number of mandates for students and for Vučić, with the news being celebrated.
Donald Trump is reportedly planning to put forward Viktor Orbán's candidacy for the position of United Nations Secretary-General.
Political analyst Parvan Simeonov observes that the mobilization efforts for candidate Gyurov are nearing completion.
Boryana Dimitrova anticipates the second round of the election will feature predictable trends and mobilization efforts across various networks.
A boycott occurred in Belitsa, with residents abstaining from voting following the arrest of the local mayor.
Asen Vasilev claims that 900,000 voters have expressed their disapproval of Radev and the 'PB' political group.
Lula da Silva has achieved a historic victory, securing his fourth presidential term in Brazil.
In a significant development, prosecutors have reportedly appointed a dissenting figure to the Supreme Judicial Council.
With a 100% parallel vote count, the competition between presidential candidates Yotova and Gyurov is becoming more intense.
Presidential candidate Gyurov has formally requested a debate with his opponent Yotova prior to the second round of voting.
A representative from 'PB' offers a preliminary assessment, suggesting their campaign may have underestimated the significance of these elections.
