The residents who remained living in Bogomila are mostly involved in agriculture, which has become a big wound in Macedonian society, because after SDSM came to power, subsidies were delayed, food imports increased and many fields remained uncultivated and unplanted.
“In addition to the delay in subsidies, farmers also face the problem of delays in processes, which means delays in applications for new subsidies, because the state treasury is empty due to bad policies and contracts for the construction of the corridors,” said MP Igor Zdravkovski, who together with his team visited populated areas and held meetings with citizens within the “This is Macedonia for all” campaign.
