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Bivol (Bulgarian: Биволъ^[1], which means buffalo, or ox) is an independent Bulgarian news website, known for often being critical of the political elite. It is also known as the "Bulgarian Wikileaks", as it printed the parts of the 2010 diplomatic cables leak which pertained to Bulgaria.

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	'''Bivol''' ({{lang-bg\|Биволъ}}<ref>Written in [[Bulgarian alphabet\|Old Style]].</ref>, which means ''buffalo'', or ''ox'') is an independent Bulgarian news website, known for often being critical of the political elite. It is also known as the "Bulgarian Wikileaks", as it printed the parts of the [[United States diplomatic cables leak\|2010 diplomatic cables]] leak which pertained to Bulgaria.		'''Bivol''' ({{lang-bg\|Биволъ}}<ref>Written in [[Bulgarian alphabet\|Old Style]].</ref>, which means ''buffalo'', or ''ox'') is an independent Bulgarian news website, known for often being critical of the political elite. It is also known as the "Bulgarian Wikileaks", as it printed the parts of the [[United States diplomatic cables leak\|2010 diplomatic cables]] leak which pertained to Bulgaria.