The civic initiative For a United Macedonia is continuing to organize protests in the country, saying that it will not allow anyone to ‘’violate the constitution or think they can elect a parliamentary speaker illegally’’, quoted by BNR.
During talks in Skopje with leaders of the parties represented in parliament, both President Gjorge Ivanov and Hoyt Brian Yee, US deputy Assistant Secretary for European and Eurasian Affairs called on the new majority in Macedonia to be given a chance to form a cabinet.
Hoyt Brian Yee voiced Washington’s concerns that a new government was not being formed even though the elections in December last year were legitimate and have been recognized by all parties and by the international community.
