This is Gruevski party strategy for Albanian-language law

O BRM-PDUKM Tacts with the Albanian-language law. Nikola Gruevski's party will not propose a law on Albanian as warned the day before, but will initially host the parliamentary majority proposal. This party's MP, Ilija Dimovski, who no further than yesterday warned that the OBRM would consider the opportunity to initiate the Albanian law, today said the opposition would first investigate what is behind the majority proposal.

We need to see what the majority proposal contains, what that law contains, and what they agreed on. On several times before the elections, but even after them we have expressed that everything that does not violate Macedonia's constitution and unitary character and that is in terms of improving citizens' ability to use their constitutional rights under municipalities by over 20%, we are willing to consider. Everything that crosses those boundaries will be dangerous in itself” said Ilija Dimovski, O MP BRM-PPDKM's.

Experts estimate the OBRM- The DPA is trying to propagand with the Albanian-language law. Analyst Ismet Ramadani stresses that with such a warning, Nikola Gruevski's party is trying to harmonise relations with Albanians.

I don't think Albanians will succeed in reading O BRM-PDUKM so far in every action and statement. Therefore, it should not be believed that they can propose laws that will be supported and accepted by Albanians. They are also doing some complex instructions against internationals, seeing an unreserved support for this government”, analyst Ismet Ramdani said.

Protesters of the initiative for joint Macedonia, which over 70 days protested the joint declaration of Albanian parties, which also included formalising Albanian at the state level, today refused to comment on the OBRM-PUKM's warnings about the initiative of the Albanian law. Promise The BPSKM to initiate Albanian-language law comes after the principle Gruevski's party has decided in the Parliament, meaning that the opposition will initiate everything the LSDM has promised in the pre-election campaign. The Albanian language law and the Albanian parties' joint statement for more than two months were the reason for protests in Macedonia, which culminated in bloody events April 27th in the Assembly. Unofficially taught that OBRM- DPA as law on Albanian will propose the law it had offered DUI during coalition talks, but with modifications in some areas such as police uniforms, inscriptions in institutions and Albanian application even in predominantly Albanian municipalities. /Alsat-M/