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The Albanian language is the means of communication of 35 percent of the population of North Macedonia. The adventure to initiate the review of the right to use the Albanian language officially is nothing but the opening of an unnecessary front with the Albanians, where the final cost would be destabilization, as an Albanian-phobic idea and project...
The initiation in the Constitutional Court aimed at revising the Law on Languages was done under Macedonian political pressure.
Without wasting time, starting today, another political pressure (Albanian) should be articulated, through a political declaration, which would aim to prevent the destruction of inter-ethnic cohesion.
If the Ohrid Agreement prevented the scenarios for the undoing of Macedonia, now with the revision of the Law of Languages, the aim is to restore Macedonia before the time of the Ohrid Agreement, i.e. before the conflict. It seems to me that someone has a certain project, sponsored from inside and outside, but in an anti-Euro-Atlantic spirit, so that there is destabilization here, because this is the only way Macedonia can allegedly avoid the obligations it took for constitutional changes before joining the EU.
Shortly before the admission of Macedonia to the UN (April 8, 1993), the bloody event of Bit Pazar was staged (November 7, 1992), which was used by Gligorov's political nomenclature to accelerate the process of the country's admission to the UN.
Can this political pressure to intervene in the Law on the use of languages be used as an alibi for any subsequent idea or project?!
Because, this is not happening by chance!
The language law, even as flawed as it is, is hindering the Macedonian political elite. Albanian politicians should not fall into the trap of this political game, because if this law is flawed, then why didn't the 32 Albanian and minority MPs (or MPs from the ruling parties) gather before December 11 to amend this law, proposed other solutions through supplementary amendments that would create conditions for a more qualitative and quantitative official use of the Albanian language?
It's easy to criticize bad laws, but apparently it's very difficult to convince VMRO to bring a slightly better law than the bad one.
At this stage, North Macedonia did not need to open such topics that irritate the climate of inter-ethnic trust, while the world is facing a much greater danger, as a result of the current conflicts and those that may erupt in the future.
The Albanian language is the means of communication of 35 percent of the population of North Macedonia. The adventure to initiate the revision of the right to official use of the Albanian language is nothing other than the opening of an unnecessary front with the Albanians, where the final cost would be destabilization, as an Albanian-phobic idea and project.
Will it be allowed for this destabilizing project to triumph and all the pre-election promises for economic and social development to be replaced with fuses for igniting new conflicts?! / Pamphlet
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