SDSM leader Filipche said on Friday that next year, the state would have to borrow over two billion euros to service the needs of citizens, while inflation would increase.
Regarding the EU path, he again said there was stagnation, i.e. no progress in any area. Filipche pointed the blame finger at the government, describing it as an anti-state element. He also accused PM Mickoski of funding turmoil within SDSM being caused by former officials of the party.
On the other hand, PM Mickoski stated that there would be no crisis in 2026 because the state’s liquidity was good. When it comes to Filipche’s stand that VMRO-DPMNE has a project to dismantle SDSM or the “anti-state element” comments, Mickoski said he wasn’t interested in even commenting on them.