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Although he declared and assured that he will engage and work for all citizens equally, in practice it does not seem quite the opposite.
Since June 24, when he took office as the Prime Minister of North Macedonia, we see Hristijan Mickovski only in settlements where there is a Macedonian majority.
On Thursday evening, answering the question about the possibility of repealing the law on the use of the Albanian language by the Constitutional Court, he contemptuously said that the state is not a Swedish table, you can take what you want and leave what you don't like .
"I am a person who respects the laws and the constitution, and I do not expect that anyone who receives a salary and enjoys privileges from the citizens here in our country does not respect the Macedonian laws and the Macedonian constitution. And that's it. Sometimes you may not like the reality, but you have an obligation to accept this reality," said Mickovksi.
Mickoski himself stated that there is only 2% trust in Macedonian courts and this shows that these judges should leave.
But he has a different opinion when it comes to the president of the Constitutional Court.
This is because he was nominated at the time of VMRO DPMNE, by the former President, Gjorgje Ivanov, who is known for controversial actions during his mandate, such as the pardon he signed for VMRO DPMNE officials during the regime of Gruevski.
Apologies that he later withdrew due to great international pressure/ Euronews Albania
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