The outgoing president of VMRO-DPMNE, Nikola Gruevski has met today with the Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Peter Siyarto with whom he spoke about the current situation on social and political levels, informs VMRO-DPMNE.
Gruevski has told Siyarto that in Macedonia the basic rights and freedoms are violated and that VMRO-DPMNE and most of its members, including renowned public figures that do not agree with the current government are targets to heavy political pressures and prosecutions.
-Innocent people are being detained only because they think freely and love and respect their own country and that presents a rare example of a “captured state” where instead of rule of law and the legal state the decisions are made under political pressure – said Gruevski.
He has explained to Siyarto that the judiciary is blackmailed and that SPO and the BPP function as political instruments that are completely avoiding legal normatives.
Gruevski has expressed his gratitude for Hungary’s support in the accomplishment of country’s strategic interests.
