Pressure should be directed at the Mafia and Al Capone should not be expected to sit in government, he should go where all criminals go.
This was one of the expanded requirements of the movement “I protest” that Bojan Maricic from the Macedonian Center for European Education announced at the protest in front of Parliament.
He repeated the protesters’ demands for a full withdrawal of the presidential pardons, the resignation of the government, the release of demonstrators, the involvement of civil society and organizations in resolving the crisis, and the formation of a special unit within the Criminal Court for cases by the SPO.
Zamir Mehmeti from the “Colourful Revolution” had a few words for Interior Minister Mitko Chavkov.
“You are questioning activists in vain. You are lost and you do not know where to begin. You are afraid that the people are beginning to wake up. There is no point sending police officers in plain clothing to film us”, said Mehmeti, adding that the “Colourful Revolution” are not afraid.
According to Mehmeti, the “Colourful Revolution” is writing the history of Macedonia because it is the collective voice of reason and a nightmare to the fascistic schizophrenics running the country.
Before Parliament, demonstrators brought an improvised cage-like prison, where they placed blow-up dolls with the images of pardoned officials such as Gordana Jankuloska, Mile Janakieski and Martin Protoger inside the cage, and handcuffed them.
Protesters again coloured the facade of Parliament and the Government with slingshots.
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