Macedonia's VMRO urges early elections, technical government

This is the first response of the VMRO reform initiative in connection with the gathering this subject had last night.

It also discussed attitudes about the name, which require the party to show pragmatism.

“We have to be pragmatic, the final position should be taken according to circumstances and opportunities in the coming period, as the dynamics related to the conflict have been huge so far, more than two to three times will increase in the next two months, so it is legitimate for the opposition leader to stress these rights, now if they will produce results and if there will be early elections and what that means in time, the line of current power. The biggest issues VMRO- The DPMNE will now follow”, Ilia Iliovski said from the VMRO-reform initiative. DPMNE.

In the first anti-government protest, VMRO-DPMNE leader Hristian Mickoski called for extraordinary parliamentary elections along with those presidential ones, which the technical government and the chairman of the KSHZ from the opposition ranks.

Mickovski called for Albanians' help to defeat Zaev. About the name issue, Mickoski reiterated that the opposition would not accept changing the Constitution for changing the name of the state. Analyst Albert Musliu said that last night's protest more resembled internal consolidation than opposition protest. He said changing the constitution is impossible with parliament's composition.

Although he did not appear in protest, former VMRO leader Nikola Gruevski via Facebook described the protest as successful and powerful. The LSDM says the demand for early elections is bluffed, while accusing Mickovski of continuing to follow Nikola Gruevski's path.