SDSM's central board has passed a decision on its Monday evening session to support the demands of the self-dubbed 'Colorful Revolution', Telegraf.mk reads.
The main request refers to SDSM becoming a part of the government's composition without setting an elections date.
This has confirmed the claims presented by certain experts that SDSM's unique intention is to assume power for as long as it is possible, and at the same time, to postpone the elections indefinitely, possibly by the time the regular ballots are held in 2018.
"The resignation of the current VMRO-DPMNE/DUI government and the establishment of a transitional government that would fully implement the urgent priority reforms contained in the Priebe report will create conditions for fair elections," the demand issued by the SDSM-backed protesters reads.
Any mentioning of the elections date by Zoran Zaev was made so that the public would have the impression that he is preparing for a ballot. On Monday, the SDSM leader told his party members that the vote could be held in November.
The international community represented in the country is against holding elections in late fall. The foreign factor deems that the parliamentary and the local elections should be held at the same time in March next year.
In line with the Przino Agreement, SDSM will become part of the government one hundred days prior to the election day.
Until then, the electoral roll needs to be revised again, although the main opposition party is aware that the voters registry has been purged and that their claims about some kind of 'phantom voters' are untrue.
The SDSM ultimatum, and the one of the colorful revolutionaries expires on June 18, in the opposite case, they have vowed to radicalize the protests.