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SOFIA, May 2 (Reuters) - These are some of the main stories in Bulgarian newspapers on Tuesday. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.
-- The centre-right GERB party is expected to announce on Wednesday the government lineup agreed with their junior coalition partners United Patriots. United Patriots are expected to take over the ministries of environment, economy and defence, sources familiar with the process said. (Trud, Standart, Sega, 24 Chasa)
SEGA - Bulgaria plans to install video surveillance equipment along its border with Serbia to limit illegal migrant inflows, a public procurement order from interior ministry showed.
MONITOR - Bulgaria ranks second in Europe after Slovakia by number of Bulgarians aged between 25 and 35 who live in their parents homes, Eurostat data showed.
CAPITAL DAILY - Bulgarian power distributors have asked the energy regulator to approve 2-8 percent increases in electricity prices as of July this year.
24 CHASA - Maria Gabriel, a Bulgarian deputy in the European Parliament from the centre-right GERB party, is likely to be nominated as Bulgarian EU commissioner, sources familiar with the matter said. |
