Bulgarian Democratic-Constitutional Party Explained

Bulgarian Democratic-Constitutional Party (in Bulgarian: Българска демократ-конституционна партия) was a right-wing political party in Bulgaria, led by Ivan Ambarev.

The party was founded in Plovdiv on January 3, 1990 as the Bulgarian Democratic-Monarchist Party (Българска демократ- монархическа партия).^{[1] [2]} The name 'Bulgarian Democratic-Constitutional Party' was adopted on February 5, 1990.^[1] As of 1990, the party was led by a National Operations Centre, chaired by Ivan Ambarev.^[1] It had its headquarters in Plovdiv.^{[1] [3]} Apart from Ambarev other party leaders included Alexander Dolev and Nikolay Buckov.

The party was registered on April 18, 1990.^[4]

In 1993 the party participated in the Federation of the Kingdom of Bulgaria coalition.^[4]

Notes and References

1. Book: Valentin Danevski. Politicheski partii, dvizhenii︠a︡, i organizat︠s︡ii v Bŭlgarii︠a︡ i tekhnite lideri. 1990. Izd-vo Sofii︠a︡ pres. 55.
2. Book: Aleksandŭr Banderov. Todor Chonov. Politicheski partii, obshtestveni organizat︠s︡ii i dvizhenii︠a︡ v Bŭlgarii︠a︡, 1990. 1990. Izd-vo "Khristo G. Danov". 17.
3. Book: JPRS Report: East Europe. 147–153. 1990. Foreign Broadcast Information Service. 21.
4. Book: Мулен Куманов. Таня Николова. Политически партии, организации и движения в България и техните лидери 1879-1999: кратък справочник. 1999. Арианда. 117.