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... Sofia: More than 120,000 Bulgarians packed central Sofia yesterday and called on the embattled Socialist government to resign in the biggest public protest since free elections in June. ...
... New demands in Sofia BULGARIAN students yesterday called for more heads to roll in the ruling Socialist Party alter proteste forced President Petar Miadenov (53) to resign. He quit on Friday because of charges that he called for tanks to crush anti-government ...
... Stumbling blocks SCOTTISH businessmen see the main stumbling blocks to successful free enterprise as high rates, socialist local authorities, an out-of-touch Conservative Party, nationalism, and a media bias against free enterprise. According to the ...
... Socialists ‘ganging up’ claim PROSPECTIVE Toor Parliamentary candidate for Banff and Buchan Mr Sandy Manson yesterday renewed his attack on Labour’s active, support of the call in Brussels for a revision of existing quota arrangements for fish stocks ...
... Socialist Scotland is Labour goal Tory SCOTTISH Young Conservatives chairman Mr Murdo Fraser has claimed the Labour party are putting all their resources into achieving socialism in Scotland alone. Speaking at a SYC meeting in Glasgow, be alleged Labour ...
... , Greece’s socialist prime minister for eight years, defiantly rejected a summons yesterday to answer criminal charges against him in a bank scandal. He said the charges were part of a political vendetta being waged against the Socialists by the present ...
... Papandreou taken ill GREEK Socialist party leader and ex-premier Mr Andreas Papandreou, who faces charges of criminal wrongdoing, was taken to hospital in Athens yesterday with heart problems. His health deteriorated the day after a magistrate ordered ...
... independent and was governed by socialists. Eastbourne M.P. Mr lan Gow told a meeting of the Banff and Buchan Conservative Association at Banff: “There can be no doubt that in an independent Scotland governed by socialists, be they Nationalists or Labourites ...
... received more than 25% of the vote. The ruling Socialists, renamed from the Communist Party who ruled alone for four decades, gained just under 11% of the vote for party lists. Diehards in the Hungarian Socialist Workers’ Party, named after the old ruling ...
... radicals, including 10 soldiers, have been arrested on suspicion of planning to overthrow the government and establish a Socialist state, police said. ...
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... Labour Party, sooalist by definition, will assume control of a one-party state in effect not in name. Fear of a one-party socialist state and the lack of experience of office are now, believe, the two sole factors which bring people to vote Conservative ...