VMRO-DPMNE marked its 26th anniversary before a number of guests and party leaders at the Museum of Macedonian Struggle. Leader Nikola Gruevski pointed that he has always been with the people and he has been fighting for the people, unlike SDSM which have always hoped for help from outside.
The celebration began with Andrijana Janevska singing the Macedonian national anthem, and ended with the shouts “Nobody can touch you Nikola” echoing from the Stone Bridge.
He said that he did not want to sound like the party has always been ideal and infallible. And that some steps have not disappointed at least some people, and sometimes even the majority.
“We are all just people, people who work hard, but make mistakes too. There is not a person that works and makes no mistakes. And I hope to God, there comes a day when SDSM comes to rule again, regardless of whether it is by foreign support, or domestic, but to work a lot, do at least half of what we do,” Nikola Gruevski said.
Unfortunately, Gruevski said, during the period they did rule, and in the past and recently when they got their two ministers and three alternate deputies, we did not see they do or create anything, we did not see them solving problems. They were focused on themselves and with a destructive matrix wanted to damage us, and cannot see that by that, they inflict damage on Macedonia, and the people. And they cannot see that is additionally creates their bad image before the people.
“Now they are trying to take over by making these destructive scenarios. We know what they did last year. What they brought the country to, asking for early elections, thinking that if someone from outside has enabled them to twist people’s minds by created materials, that with such fraud they will rule the country. But the people have recognized the lies, the game, did not gave them their trust. The fact is, there a many modern methods for research and evaluation of the citizens’ trust in political parties and politicians, and when they saw they did not make it, they created a bunch of problems to postpone the elections they demanded. And now what? They have no program, no ideas. They are waiting to be told what is next, and they are waiting on SPO to change people’s minds through unprofessional and politically motivated working,” Gruevski said.