Two and a half years of Mickoski and O power BRM-PDUM brought a decline in the economy, a lower standard of living, a broken economy, new debts and a blocked European road, the LSDM says.
As millions of public money end up in party tenders, there is no money for citizens. 5.53m euros for a DJ, 200m euros in tender scandals, land sales, water, xes. Five new mines planned until 2040, antimons near Kriva Pallanka, databases, are for the interests of others, commissions and profits at the expense of the people.
The business network in the energy sector is working with full steam, a meter contract, bus-related deal with Orban.
During that time, the rented consumer basket reached over 90,000 denarii. Workers have the lowest wages in Europe, and they are barely making it.
Everything has become more expensive, fuel has exceeded 100 denars and the Mickoski government is doing nothing, there is no money for a minimum salary of 600 euros.
Farmers are on the verge of existence: without money, without redemption, without marketing, subsidies are down by 40m euros, they are delayed and not paid, IPARD is threatened because of the director’s corruption.
Pensioners have been robbed, facing uncertainty, while the vacuum in the Pension Fund totals one billion euros. There is no money, so the government wants to get the money from the second pension pillar.
Debts are growing every week. Only in two and a half years, Mickoski and O BRM- DPA has raised it by 4 billion euros, half of the total debt in the last 30 years.
Foreign investments are at their lowest level in history, only 18.7m euros in the second quarter of 2026, the LSDM says.
From there they say the European road is blocked.
Macedonian identity, language and culture have been preserved, but Mickoski fears a European prosecution and is pushing the country towards isolation.
Instead of reforms and a European future, the fraud is pushing ahead the agenda that distances Macedonia from the EU.
This is what has brought about two and a half years of Mickoski government: poverty, isolation, a ruined economy, a worse standard of living and even greater migration of youth./Telegraphy/