Supporters of former Bulgarian Prime Minister and leader of Democrats for Strong Bulgaria party Ivan Kostov (not pictured) attend an election meeting in central Sofia July 3, 2009. The meeting called "Face to Face" was organised by Facebook supporters of the Blue Coalition, a Bulgarian coalition led by two main right-wing opposition parties. Bulgaria will hold a Parliamentary election on July 5. Reuters Pictures 5 months ago

Supporters of former Bulgarian Prime Minister and leader of Democrats for Strong Bulgaria party Ivan Kostov (not pictured) attend an election meeting in central Sofia July 3, 2009. The meeting called "Face to Face" was organised by Facebook supporters of the Blue Coalition, a Bulgarian coalition led by two main right-wing opposition parties. Bulgaria will hold a Parliamentary election on July 5.

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