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- Iliana Iotova, Bulgaria's Vice President, appointed Andrey Gyurov as interim prime minister to head a caretaker government.
- The appointment follows President Rumen Radev's resignation, who is anticipated to establish a new political party.
- Gyurov's government will prepare for a snap parliamentary election, likely in mid- to late-April.
- The previous cabinet resigned amid protests over economic policies and corruption.
- Bulgaria, the EU's poorest member, has faced eight elections in five years.
