SOFIA (Reuters) - The head of Bulgaria's ruling Socialist party said on Thursday that the coalition government should not rush to resign before political parties can agree on when a snap election should take place.
Sergei Stanishev on Tuesday urged the minority government of Prime Minister Plamen Oresharski to step down after a no-confidence vote this week so that elections could take place in July - the second government collapse in two years in the European Union's poorest state.
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