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The process began at the party headquarters and ended in front of the government building Skopje, where the VMRO-DPMNE leader, Christiane Mitskowski, addressing the people gathered, accused her government Zoran Zaevthat for a year and a half in power, "the country has sunk in the dark".
Christian Mitskski criticized the economic policies of his government Zoran Zaevwhich he described as "regrettable" and "ineffective" while blaming him Zoran Zaev and for the signing of the Prespa Agreement, which he claimed was particularly prejudicial to the national interests of the country.
The current demonstration of VMRO-DPMNE at Skopje, was the first in a series that announced that his party denounces, as he says, Zoran Zaev's policy. Similar events will take place in other cities over the next few years
The VMRO-DPMNE demo tonight at Skopje, coincided with the anniversary of the arrest of dozens of MPs and party supporters for their involvement in the bloody incidents that took place in the country's parliament on April 27, 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 the Zoran Zaev.
The persecution of these bloody episodes in which the VMRO-DPMNE supporters had beaten their own Zoran Zaevmembers of his party and members of the Albanian parties continue to be the subject of heated 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 recent poll, the ruling Social Democratic Party (SDSM) Zoran Zaev has a clear lead and precedes 5% of VMRO-DPMNE in voting intentions, according to RES-EIA.
Photo Source: Balkan Insight
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