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Vuchkov cited the
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Borisov to
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Veselin Borislavov Vuchkov (Bulgarian: Веселин Бориславов Вучков), born 26
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served as the Minister...
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cemetery of
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Bulgarian Interior Minister Vesselin Vuchkov claimed these new
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expected to cut
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Second Borisov Cabinet. On 11
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