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Bulgaria elects first female president, Jotova wins runoff with 57.6%

Iliana Jotova won Bulgaria's presidential runoff with 57.6% of the vote, defeating former interim PM Andrej Giurow (39.5%), becoming the first woman elected to the presidency. The result marks a historic political shift, though its policy implications remain unclear. The election outcome is a notable domestic political development with limited immediate market impact.

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Rzeczpospolitaabout 21 hours agoBGCredibility 29%View source

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Bulgaria: Pro-Russia Iotova Wins Presidential Election Amid Low Turnout

Iliana Iotova has won the Bulgarian presidential runoff with 57.58% of the vote, becoming the first woman elected to the office. Her victory signals a potential shift towards a more pro-Russia dialogue and an anti-Ukraine aid stance, though the extent of policy change is uncertain due to the president's limited foreign policy powers. Voter turnout was notably low at 27%, reflecting political fatigue.

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