37th National Assembly of Bulgaria

37th National Assembly

37-мо Народно събрание
37th National Assembly ; 37-мо Народно събрание
History
Founded	January 12, 1995
Disbanded	February 13, 1997
Preceded by	36th National Assembly
Succeeded by	38th National Assembly
Leadership
Speaker	Blagovest Sendov (BSP)
Deputy Speakers	Ivan Kurtev; Nora Ananieva; Younal Loutfi; Atanas Zhelezchev; Kristian Krastev
Structure
Seats	240
Political groups	Government (125) BSP (125) Opposition (115) SDS (69) DP—BZNS (18) DPS (15) BBB (13)
Meeting place
	National Assembly Building, Sofia
Website
	parliament.bg

^{[citation needed]}The Thirty-Seventh National Assembly (Bulgarian: Тридесет и седмото народно събрание) was a convocation of the National Assembly of Bulgaria, formed according to the results of the parliamentary elections in Bulgaria held on 18 December 1994.^[1]

History

The 37th National Assembly elected the Videnov Government with the absolute majority of the Bulgarian Socialist Party.
The Government would eventually resign after countrywide protests regarding the hyperinflation crisis.^[2] The Socialist Party refused to form another government, which resulted in President Petar Stoyanov dissolving the Assembly and calling new elections.

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