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Vratsa

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Vratsa

Town in Mikhailovgrad region, northwest Bulgaria, on the northern slopes of the Balkan Mountains, 58 km/36 mi north of Sofia; population (2001) 244,900. Industries include chemicals and cement, and wine and agricultural produce are traded.
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On August 25, the Regional Court in Vratsa, northern Bulgaria, sentenced Zhelyazkov to four years and nine months in jail after he confessed to being part of an organised crime group dealing with people trafficking, money laundering and prostitution.
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