SOFIA (Reuters) - Bulgaria's opposition GERB party on Thursday called a vote of no-confidence against the Socialist-led government in a move which is unlikely to topple it but will deepen political uncertainty in the European Union's poorest country.
Centre-right GERB accused Prime Minister Plamen Oresharski's four-month-old government of fuelling bureaucracy and holding up construction and infrastructure investment in its newly created ministry of investment planning.
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