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The daily Duma is the successor to the former communist propaganda paper Rabotnichesko delo, which was closed down in 1990. Duma then became the press organ of the Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP), which had formerly been the communist party. As such the paper played an important role in Bulgaria in the first years after the collapse of communism, but with the rise of the independent press it quickly lost its influence. Duma has been closed down twice since 1998 and gone through several changes of ownership. Although it sees itself as an independent left-leaning daily its closeness to the Socialist Party is obvious.

Medium: daily
Political orientation: Socialist
Circulation: 9,000 (estimate for 2010)
Frequency of publication Monday to Saturday

Location: Sofia, Bulgaria
Publisher: Nikolay Malinov
Area of distribution: Nationwide
Established: 1990

Blvd. Tsarigradsko Chaussee 113 A
BG-1784 Sofia
Phone: 00359-2-975-20-00
E-Mail: duma@duma.bg
Internet: http://www.duma.bg

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29 articles from this medium have been cited in the European press review by euro|topics.

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1.  Duma - Bulgaria | 10/05/2013

Economic crisis followed by demographic crisis

Europe's birthrate has declined during the euro crisis, according to the most recent figures put out by the European statistics office Eurostat. In 2012 the ... » more

2.  Duma - Bulgaria | 04/04/2013

Faked opinion polls for ex-leader Borisov

Opinion polls in the run-up to Bulgaria's early elections on May 12 show former prime minister Boiko Borisov's governing party Gerba, which resigned in the ... » more

3.  Duma - Bulgaria | 26/02/2013

Bulgarian media drop Borisov like a stone

Since the resignation of the Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borisov, the television station TV7 and other media that supported the government until very recently have ... » more

4.  Duma - Bulgaria | 05/02/2013

Past catches up with Borisov

It appears that Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov was recruited as an informer by the police in 1996 because of his close ties to organised ... » more

5.  Duma - Bulgaria | 07/01/2013

Bulgaria's president must admit blunder

During his new year's address the Bulgarian President Rossen Plevniev enthused about Bulgaria's natural scenery while in the background a picture of the US Rocky ... » more

6.  Duma - Bulgaria | 06/12/2012

Job guarantee a chance for Europe's youth

The EU Commission presented a plan for fighting youth unemployment on Wednesday, calling on EU member states to guarantee education or work for people under ... » more

7.  Duma - Bulgaria | 27/11/2012

Albanians playing with fire undisturbed

Albania's Prime Minister Sali Berisha and his Kosovar counterpart Hashim Thaçi on Sunday visited the Macedonian capital Skopje as part of the celebrations marking the ... » more

8.  Duma - Bulgaria | 24/10/2012

Bulgarian government deters entrepreneurs

Bulgaria occupied postion 64 in the "Doing Business" report presented by the World Bank on Tuesday, which assesses the business climate in 185 states. In ... » more

9.  Duma - Bulgaria | 19/09/2012

EU funds can replace Bulgarian government

If Bulgaria were to make use of all of the EU funds at its disposal until 2015, salaries would rise by 35 percent and foreign ... » more

10.  Duma - Bulgaria | 04/09/2012

Barroso feigns praise for Bulgaria's progress

During a visit to Sofia on Friday EU Commission President José Manuel Barroso praised Bulgaria's dynamic development and the work of Prime Minister Boyko Borisov. ... » more

 
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