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Forcon kthesën drejt Rusisë/ Profili, kush është Iliana Yotova, ish-gazetarja që u bë presidentja e parë femër në Bullgari
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Forcon kthesën drejt Rusisë/ Profili, kush është Iliana Yotova, ish-gazetarja që u bë presidentja e parë femër në Bullgari
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Iliana Yotova, 62 vjeçe, ka hyrë në histori duke u bërë presidentja e parë femër e Bullgarisë. Ajo siguroi fitoren në zgjedhjet presidenciale të së dielës, duke marrë 57.58% të votave, sipas rezultateve paraprake pas numërimit të 99.95% të qendrave të votimit. Yotova dhe kandidati i saj për zëvendëspresident, Valchev, morën rreth 1.1 milion vota, duke lënë pas rivalët Andrei Gurov dhe Georgi Kantev, të cilët siguruan 39.47%, ose rreth 749,500 vota. Megjithatë, procesi zgjedhor u karakterizua nga pjesëmarrje e ulët e qytetarëve. Nga gazetaria në majën e politikës Yotova është diplomuar në Departamentin e Filologjisë Bullgare në Universitetin e Sofjes dhe e nisi karrierën profesionale në gazetari. Ajo punoi në Televizionin Kombëtar Bullgar si reportere, redaktore dhe prezantuese, përpara se të merrte drejtimin e departamentit të lajmeve. Më pas iu bashkua strukturave të komunikimit të Partisë Socialiste Bullgare, ndërsa u zgjodh deputete në Asamblenë Kombëtare. Nga viti 2007 deri në…
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Forcon kthesën drejt Rusisë/ Profili, kush është Iliana Yotova, ish-gazetarja që u bë presidentja e parë femër në Bullgari
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