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Bulgarian parliamentary legislative and economic agenda
Overview
The Bulgarian National Assembly has focused its legislative agenda on judicial reform, economic stability, and social protections. Initially, Deputy Chairman Ivan Angelov emphasized the importance of securing funding through the Recovery and Resilience Plan and outlined plans for the 2027 budget, which includes a projected increase in the minimum wage to reach 60% of the median wage.
Subsequent parliamentary activity expanded to include debates on the Securities Offering Act and capital returns from the International Bank for Economic Cooperation. Legislative oversight has also targeted ministerial accountability, specifically regarding police actions in Varna, bomb threats, and national infrastructure.
Social concerns have also emerged within the legislative discourse, including demands from pensioners for January 1st pension updates and opposition to proposed property tax increases for the 2027–2029 period.
Entities
National Assembly of Bulgaria · Ivan Shishkov · Progressive Bulgaria · Ivan Angelov · Ivan Demerdzhiev
Timeline
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesBulgarian Parliament debates legislative reforms and ministerial accountability
Bulgaria's Parliament is debating securities laws and ministerial accountability, while pensioner organizations demand earlier pension updates and oppose rising property tax assessments.
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesBulgarian Deputy Parliament Chairman outlines legislative priorities
Bulgarian Deputy Parliament Chairman Ivan Angelov announced priorities for the new political season, including judicial reform, the 2027 budget, and an increase in the minimum wage.
Sources
petel.bg · pik.bg · plovdiv24.bg · safenews.bg