Bulgaria to hold snap parliamentary election on April 19 after protests
Summary
Bulgaria will hold an early parliamentary election on April 19. The election was called after the government resigned due to corruption protests. A caretaker government, led by Andrey Gyurov, is managing the country until the election.Key Facts
- Bulgaria will hold a snap election on April 19.
- The previous government resigned after corruption protests.
- President Iliana Iotova announced the election.
- Andrey Gyurov is leading a temporary government.
- Bulgaria joined the eurozone on January 1.
- The country has had eight elections in five years.
- The GERB party formed the last coalition government in 2024.
- President Rumen Radev resigned and was replaced by Iotova.
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