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UDF confrontations

Thu, Nov 22 2001 13:00 CET

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The leader of the Union of Democratic Forces (UDF) Ekaterina Mihailova demanded on Tuesday the resignation of the leader of the UDF Sofia branch, Evgeni Bakurdjiev. The demand came as a response to Bakurdjiev's statements the night after the elections when he urged the UDF leaders to resign.

"I read in his statements a way to destabilize the party," Mihailova said on Tuesday. She argued that what matters now is UDF consolidation and not disunity. "I appreciate everything that Bakurdjiev and the UDF Sofia branch have done, but I appeal that we all work together for the UDF's consolidation," Mihailova added.

After her demand, Bakurdjiev said that he would respond to it after consulting his colleagues of the branch's leadership who had elected him to the post.

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