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#Zoran Zaev

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Kastriot Rexhepi
Kastriot Rexhepi

“On the day of the vote [Thursday November 11th] I frivolously took a hideout at a friend's place in order not to allow the country to take a wrong direction, contrary to my beliefs. Zaev's [Zoran Zaev] comeback was the main turning point for me. That, and the signals I received from representatives of the international community, that the US and the EU are working hard to ensure that the country gets a [start] date for EU talks. I hope that reason among my party colleagues will prevail in the coming days, and I will try to be the bridge if I can, for that to happen. Stabilisation is now important for the country so it can deal with the energy crisis and the pandemic. We don't need fresh elections and grinding to a halt, but a stable majority.”

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North Macedonia politician - MP from the small ethnic Albanian BESA
15 Nov 2021 3 1
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Marko Trosanovski
Marko Trosanovski

“His [Zoran Zaev] failure to fulfill those promises was one of the main reasons for his electoral defeat. They were warned several times, both in previous election cycles and by experts, to return to the reform agenda, but they left many unaddressed problems: Judicial reform and the public administration remained [politically] partisan.”

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President of the Skopje-based Institute for Democracy
02 Nov 2021 2 4
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Artan Grubi
Artan Grubi

“All the partners in the government were absolutely against Zaev's [Zoran Zaev] resignation, because we think it was a rushed decision… He should continue leading the government and carry out the policies, because a stable and predictable government is what the citizens are expecting.”

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Democratic Union for Integration organisational secretary
02 Nov 2021 2 2
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Dragi Gjorgiev
Dragi Gjorgiev

“When there is talk about the so-called memory politics of a nation's past, then in order to make decisions about this memory politics, which usually results in what is written on the monuments, and how public opinion perceives this past, seeing things through the eyes of politics, then a lot of discussions, talks, consensus in public opinion is needed to make a decision on how to present a certain event or person from the past. I do not see this statement by our Prime Minister [Zoran Zaev] as a statement that will be implemented immediately and on the basis of which the deletion of some offensive designations from those that have been established so far will begin in the field tomorrow. I see this statement more as an attempt, a signal to the other side that as far as the historical reconciliation between the Macedonian (sic) and Bulgarian people is concerned, there should be a dialogue, all the painful issues between us should be discussed and that this is the solution to achieve reconciliation.”

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Chairman of the North Macedonia Group in the Joint Interdisciplinary Commission on Historical and Educational Issues with Bulgaria
27 Sep 2021 5 4
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Andrey Kovatchev
Andrey Kovatchev

“It is not a problem that Bulgaria has a provisional government, as Zaev believes. The problem is that Skopje did nothing to implement the [2017 friendship] agreement with Bulgaria. On the contrary, it puts efforts and lobbies to undermine Bulgaria's position and [exert] pressure on Sofia. We are not disputing their [North Macedonia's] current identity and language. The agreement speaks of a joint history of the current two peoples, a joint Bulgarian history, not a shared one, not intertwined, but a joint history of one ethnos in the past, which was divided cruelly at the start of the 20th century by unfortunate fate and the big powers.”

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Bulgarian politician, Member of the European Parliament
16 Jun 2021 3 3
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Aleksandar Nikoloski
Aleksandar Nikoloski

“What went wrong is Zaev's willingness to do elections as soon as possible. In March and April there was a good performance [on the coronavirus], the government's popularity rose in polls and SDSM wanted to use it and have snap elections. In order to do that, they relaxed all measures, then the numbers exploded.”

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Vice President of the North Macedonia's political party VMRO-DPMNE
14 Jul 2020 5 3
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