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Rabotnichesko Delo

(The Workers’ Cause), a daily newspaper published in Sofia, the organ of the Central Committee of the Bulgarian Communist Party. It began publication on Mar. 5, 1927, and is the successor to the newspaper Rabotnicheski vestnik (founded September 1897). Circulation, 850,000 (1976).

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The mother-of-twoAais well-connectedAuthe daughter of communist-era politician Georgi Bokov, who worked as editor-in-chief of Rabotnichesko Delo, the official newspaper and organ of the Bulgarian Communist Party, and the sister of Philip, one of President Georgi ParvanovAAEs main advisers.

Spotlight : Irina Bokova by The Star (Amman, Jordan)

Bulgarian-language internet forums included grumblings about her membership of a family prominent in the country's communist era, with her father Georgi Bokov having been editor of party mouthpiece Rabotnichesko Delo ("Workers Deed") and her brother Filip being close to key figures in the Bulgarian Socialist Party, lineal successor to the Bulgarian Communist Party, in the form of current and immediate past leaders Sergei Stanishev and President Purvanov, respectively.

'New era': Bulgaria's candidate wins the race to head Unesco by Leviev-Sawyer, Clive / The Sofia Echo (Sofia, Bulgaria)

Before 1989, Bulgaria had seven national dailies, including Rabotnichesko Delo (Worker's Deed) and Trud (Labour), the trade union paper.

The trouble with press freedom by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk

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