Vangjel Dule appeared in front of the cameras to join the opposition's position that the parliamentary elections were not fair.
"In our assessment, there were no elections on May 11. There was another process, and the challenge is for linguists to find a name for it. It has nothing to do with elections as they are conceived and implemented in democratic countries," said Dule.
But although he says there were no elections, he also makes the opposition part of the responsibility for the result, stating that it is its duty to change reality.
"It is a matter of our society, of our voters, to react. In any other country, after a process such as that of May 11, the protests would be unstoppable. We have other social phenomena that have occurred in our country, the citizen feels defeated, here the responsibility of the opposition lies. We failed because even people from our ranks were bought or fell victim to pressure," said Dule.
Before the general words, Vangjel Dule also took the specific question of what the opposition action will be.
"The second step, after waiting for the final report of the OSCE ODIHR, we will move on to concrete steps on what the official reaction of the opposition will be, participation in parliament, protests, demonstrations."
In addition to criticism of the parliamentary elections, Dule also focused on the positions of the PBHRJ on the issue of minorities, demanding legal changes to protect their rights. (A2 Televizion)
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