The smaller parties and civic organization, in the behalf of SDSM leader Zoran Zaev, have laid down the conditions under which he can go to Vienna to negotiate. By doing so, they breach the agreement that is supposed to end the political crisis in Macedonia.
NGOs, activists, satellite-parties, are demanding Zaev via social media not to attend the negotiations which are necessary to put an end to the political crisis, if the issue for elections is negotiated at all.
Surprisingly, their demands are not even part of the Przino Agreement, for example, forming a special court, seizing the protests, even resignation of President Ivanov.
The most absurd of their demands is a certain kind of a transitional government, although the current one, led by PM Emil Dimitriev, is exactly like that, and its goal is organizing the elections.
Ivon Velickovski's Liberal Party demands minimum conditions for negotiation in Vienna, and that is seizing the protests of VMRO-DPMNE, withdrawal of the President Ivanov's abolition declaration, as well as his resignation, forming a so-called 'concentration government' (a government in which all parties, large, and small, participate, and is formed in case of state of emergency, with the consensus of all political parties), as well as conducting a census.
Zaev, on the other hand, has not yet stated whether he will participate in the negotiations in Vienna, as well as DPA's Menduh Thaci. Contrary to them, Nikola Gruevski and Ali Ahmeti said that they accept the proposal for negotiations Friday, together with Commissioner Johannes Hahn, and the three MEPs.
EU has already stated that the goal of the negotiations in Vienna is not a new agreement, but rather a salvation, abidance and implementation of the current Przino Agreement, and exit from the political crisis in Macedonia.