In a recent statement that has stirred political debate in North Macedonia, opposition leader Gordana Siljanovska asserted that 80% of Macedonian citizens are against proposed constitutional amendments concerning the recognition of Bulgarians within the country. Speaking to Novinite.com, Siljanovska highlighted widespread public resistance to changes that aim to address ethnic minority rights, underscoring a growing tension in the national discourse on identity and bilateral relations with Bulgaria. This development adds a new dimension to ongoing discussions about constitutional reforms and the sensitive issue of interethnic recognition in the Balkans.
Siljanovska Highlights Strong Public Resistance to Constitutional Amendments Involving Bulgarian Minority
Renowned political analyst Vesna Siljanovska revealed findings from recent surveys indicating that approximately 80% of Macedonian respondents oppose any constitutional changes that pertain to the recognition of the…
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Author : Noah Rodriguez
Publish date : 2026-11-06 21:35:00
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