SDSM: ZNAM betrayed the party and voters, it was created by Mickoski to weaken us

The opposition SDSM has accused ZNAM of betrayal, noting that two years have passed since what it describes as an act of treachery. According to the party, ZNAM representatives first betrayed their own political party and then their voters.

The statement says ZNAM is holding an event at a cinema today under the slogan “Two years of work. Two years of results. One love,” but SDSM claims the party’s only love is public tenders. SDSM says Makso is at the cinema together with several “tender patriots,” sarcastically suggesting that the film could be titled “How I betrayed the party and voters for tenders.” According to SDSM, this does not represent love for Macedonia, but love for money.

The opposition party believes ZNAM was conceived as a project by Mickoski with the aim of weakening SDSM from within.

According to SDSM, these are people who first abandoned their party and then disappointed the citizens who believed their narrative about reforms within SDSM. The statement claims that after coming to power, they joined what the opposition calls VMRO’s organized criminal group and became part of the gang.

SDSM describes them as satellites that secure one vote in Parliament, one seat in the institutions, one tender in the municipality and one tender at the Post Office. The party adds that the results are already known to the public and accuses Makso of first selling out the voters, then Macedonia, followed later by the plot of land for “Lidl.”

Referring to the fact that Maksim Dimitrievski has companies in Bulgaria, SDSM says he “can present himself as a foreign investor.”

The opposition party also calls on Dimitrievski to reveal how much he received for the first version of ZNAM, now that, according to SDSM, it is known that his colleagues, described as the more advanced version, “ZNAM 2.0 for reforms,” received 1.6 million.

The statement emphasizes that SDSM does not sit in their hall, but calls things by their true name. According to the party, betrayal has a date, while another date is expected in a few days, with a new rally “for Mickoski’s future.”

SDSM sarcastically proposes that they organize their next event together and hold it at the White Palace instead of a cinema, because, as the party says, the plot of the film is already known. According to SDSM, ZNAM is not a movement but Mickoski’s satellite: two years working for the gang, two years as part of it and a shared love of tenders.

At the end of the statement, SDSM says the time is approaching when the betrayal of Macedonia will be judged before the courts rather than on a cinema screen. The party says citizens will not go to the cinema to congratulate those who sold them out, but will turn out in the next elections to take the state back into their own hands, while the gang will be held accountable.