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About 3,000 supporters of the largest opposition party, VMRO-DPMNE, took part in an anti-government demonstration in central Skopje tonight.
The process began at the party headquarters and ended in front of the Macedonian government building, where Christian Mickiewski, VMRO-DPMNE Chieftain, accused the rally, accused the Zoran Zaev government that for a year and a half at to be able to "sink the country in the dark".
Christine Mitskowski criticized Zoran Zaev's economic policies, which he described as "unfortunate" and "ineffective", while accusing Zoran Zaev and signing the Prespa agreement, which he said was "unfortunate" and "ineffective". he said particularly detrimental national interests of the country.
The VMRO-DPMNE demonstration, which took place today in Skopje, was the first in a series that announced that his party would denounce Zoran Zaev's government policy, he said. Similar events will take place in other cities over the next few years
The VMRO-DPMNE demonstration this evening in Skopje coincided with the anniversary of the arrest of dozens of parliamentarians and party supporters for their involvement in the bloody episodes that took place in the country's parliament on 27 October. April 2017.
At that time, hundreds of nationalists had invaded the House to try to prevent the election of Albanian MP DUI Talat Tseferi to the presidency of the House and to prevent the formation of a government by Zoran Zaev.
The persecution of these bloody episodes in which VMRO-DPMNE supporters beat Zoran Zayev himself, his party's leaders and Albanian parliamentarians continues to be the subject of intense political controversy.
The management of VMRO-DPMNE accuses the government of using the persecution as a tool of pressure to secure the parliamentary majority needed to amend the constitution provided for in the Prespa agreement.
According to a latest survey, Zoran Zaev's Social Democrat Union (SDSM) has a head start and precedes VMRO-DPMNE's voting intent by 5%.
Source: RES – PAE
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