10 February 2015
Through a public statement, “Professorial plenum” informs that their request to delay the implementation of all legislative package for higher education by 2018, including the law on educational institutions for the education of teachers in preschool education, primary and secondary education was not honored at the session of Assembly of the Republic of Macedonia, scheduled […]
9 February 2015
Signers of Solidarity Charter for protection of workers’ rights reject the announced amendments to the laws for contributions for part-time work. UPOZ union, the Confederation of trade unions of Macedonia, Independent Union of journalists and media workers, the Union of Macedonian diplomatic service, the leftist movement “Solidarity” and Movement for Social Justice “Lenka”, civil associations, […]
6 February 2015
We got a promise from Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski that the adopted amendments to the Law on Higher Education will be stopped at the next session of the Assembly, says Hristijan Davidovik, one of the representatives of “Student plenum” after the sudden meeting in the office of Prime Minister Gruevski. “Student plenum” confirms they agreed […]
30 January 2015
As of today, MPs of SDSM are officially registered in the Assembly as “resigning MPs,” not as MPs who should be deprived of the mandate. In the report “My MP”, which shows the performance of the members from May to December 2014, opposition MPs are registered as “resigning MPs.” At the beginning of December last […]
23 January 2015
This evening, the parliamentary majority failed to secure 82 votes on constitutional amendments, hence after several long breaks, Speaker Trajko Veljanoski interrupted the session. He didn’t specify when it will continue. This morning, as we reported, sources of VMRO-DPMNE said that they wait for Ali Ahmeti, the leader of DUI. If he is able to […]
20 January 2015
The draft amendment for defining marriage as a union only between a man and a woman establishing international financial zones which business and organization will be redefined by law and few more amendments for constitutional changes will be put on today’s agenda of the Assembly. In order the amendments to be adopted, 82 MPs should […]
