SDSM sent people to Budapest to meet with former Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski to ask him for help in securing a certain number of deputies from VMRO-DPMNE to vote for constitutional changes for Bulgarians to enter the Constitution, in exchange for amnesty for him and some of his people, said Zoran Dimitrovski, a former journalist and editor, and now a party official of the Democratic Union (DS), in an interview with Kanal 5 TV’s political show.
“Gruevski refused such cooperation. Regardless of his current relations with the leadership of VMRO-DPMNE, he refused such cooperation with underground games to be done in Parliament with a two-thirds majority. I can tell you this authoritatively and with information that I have from the field. There are photos from the meeting with Gruevski of people who were sent by SDSM. I am not saying that they will not continue to try to offer money to MPs in different ways, but I think that this time we have a completely different situation. Either the entire VMRO-DPMNE will vote, or none of them will vote,” said Dimitrovski.
