The GERB-SDF MP Lyuben Dilov-sin is the elected representative who did not take the oath today at the solemn session of the 52nd National Assembly. According to information from "Trud" he suffered a stroke in Italy and was hospitalized.
Dilov did not appear at the first session of the 52nd National Assembly to take the oath. According to the publication's sources, his condition is alarming.
Lyuben Dilov-sin was born on November 19, 1964 in Sofia. He is the son of the famous science fiction writer Lyuben Dilov. He graduated from the 32nd high school in the capital, and later from the specialty "Print Media" at the Faculty of Journalism of the Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski".
His professional path began in the early 1990s and is closely related to television. He is among the creators of some of the most popular satirical shows in our country such as "Ku-ku", "Kanaleto", "Hushove" and “Slavi's Show“.
After 2001, he turned to politics. Dilov-sin was among the founders of the “Gergyovden“ movement, where he was initially a spokesman, and later - and chairman. He entered parliament as a member of parliament in the 40th National Assembly from the UDF list, and in the following mandates - from the 45th to the 51st National Assembly - he was a member of parliament from GERB-SDF.
Since 2010, he has also held the position of editor-in-chief of the Bulgarian edition of the magazine L'Europeo.