Presidet Gjorge Ivanov remains on the already stated position on the Law on the use of Languages and the signing of the decree for its promulgation, the President’s office confirmed for MIA. After the repeated vote on the bill on March 14, Ivanov in an address to the public said that he would not sign the decree for its promulgation saying that the Constitution and his conscience did not allow him to. The law, which had been first passed on January 11, was sent back to Parliament after Ivanov refused to sign it.
Macedonian president remains on his positions
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