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Plamen Oresharski

prime minister of Bulgaria

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history of Bulgaria

  • Bulgaria
    In Bulgaria: Bulgaria’s transition

    …an ethnic Turkish party, with Plamen Oresharski, a former finance minister, installed as the nonpartisan technocratic prime minister. Although technically a minority government—the two parties commanded exactly half the seats in parliament—its creation was given silent assent by the nationalist Ataka party, which abstained from the vote that approved it.

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