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Macedonian Language Law Sparks Political Debate
Ali Ahmeti's criticism of the Constitutional Court's handling of the Law on the Use of Languages sparks debate and analysis of his political strategy.
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DuiVmro-DpmneConstitutional CourtVenice Commission
Ali AhmetiHristijan MickoskiDarko Kostadinovski
- What was the main message conveyed by Ali Ahmeti during his meeting with citizens in Shuto Orizari?
- Ali Ahmeti, leader of DUI, assured citizens that they would not tolerate the destruction of achievements made with great sacrifices, focusing on the Law on the Use of Languages.
- What are the different perspectives on Ahmeti's use of the language law issue in his political strategy?
- Analysts believe Ahmeti uses the language law issue for political mobilization, potentially walking a thin line by disrespecting the separation of powers and making sweeping claims.
- What criticism did Ahmeti express regarding other political parties' actions related to the Constitutional Court?
- Ahmeti criticized parties for actions/decisions within the Constitutional Court's jurisdiction, sending letters to international leaders and VMRO-DPMNE leader Hristijan Mickoski.
- How did the President of the Constitutional Court respond to the criticism regarding the court's handling of the language law?
- Constitutional Court President Darko Kostadinovski responded to the criticism, stating that politicizing court proceedings leads to tensions and that the court will use all available tools to address accusations.
- What are the possible outcomes regarding the 13 initiatives on the Law on the Use of Languages that are scheduled for review by the Constitutional Court in December?
- The Constitutional Court plans to address the 13 initiatives regarding the language law in December, with options including seeking advice from the Venice Commission or sending parts back to the Parliament for revision.