SDSM's spokesman Petre Silegov answered reporters' questions following the demand of VMRO-DPMNE's MP Andon Cibisev, to say how he gained his two apartments, saying he has as much property as he was could afford according to his legally registered revenue in the institutions.
Silegov said at the press conference that he is proud of his attorney career, which is 22 years long and that he can elaborate every element of his property before media, and how he achieved it.
"I do not intend to do it, nor I want to, but I am not running from it," said Silegov, pointing that in Macedonia laws should be applied equally.
At the press conference, he asked again, how did VMRO-DPMNE's leader Nikola Gruevski gain his EUR 118,692 on his denar and foreign exchange accounts in just one year.
Asked if there is any discussion for solving the political crisis and what he thinks of DUI's initiative to renew the political dialog, Silegov said that until the abolition is annulled there cannot be political dialog.
"Both DUI and VMRO-DPMNE will have to give their opinions in the Parliament regarding the issue that remained unresolved, which is a serious causer of the political crisis, and that is abolition. In this country, justice will either apply to everyone or no one at all. Until Gjorge Ivanov's criminal abolition is annulled there cannot be a political dialog," Silegov said.