Post by bisal37 on Mar 12, 2024 4:25:18 GMT
Yesterday, a 25-year-old Albanian deputy from Kumanova gave a valuable lesson to Albanian politics. In the parliamentary commission for the special prosecution in Macedonia, she resolutely defended the promotion of the Albanian language as the second language of the state. He did it speaking Albanian, fluently, calmly and decisively. The problem of accepting the Albanian language as the second official language in Macedonia had increased inter-ethnic tensions in the neighboring country. The VMRO party, which is the ruling party in coalition with the Albanian party DUI, expressed its opposition.
What is the significance USA Phone Number of this statement? The importance lies first in the language used by the deputy, a language of coexistence calling Macedonia as their common state. Kaltrina Azizi spoke in pure Albanian, choosing her words very carefully. Her statement was very different from the statement of the Mayor of Struga Municipality, Ziadin Sela, according to which: "If the Albanian language is not recognized as the second state language, then Macedonia would be divided into two parts, the Albanian-speaking west and the Slavic east".
This strong statement encouraged separatist movements within the country, escalating tensions, while Kaltrina Aziz's statement lowered the stakes. What lessons can Albanian politicians in Kosovo, Montenegro, Albania, Serbia, as well as the Cam minority learn from yesterday's statement? Most Albanian politicians in Albania and the Albanian territories make pompous patriotic statements on the eve of election campaigns. They are only valid for them to get a few hundred more votes that can be decisive for their rise to power.
What is the significance USA Phone Number of this statement? The importance lies first in the language used by the deputy, a language of coexistence calling Macedonia as their common state. Kaltrina Azizi spoke in pure Albanian, choosing her words very carefully. Her statement was very different from the statement of the Mayor of Struga Municipality, Ziadin Sela, according to which: "If the Albanian language is not recognized as the second state language, then Macedonia would be divided into two parts, the Albanian-speaking west and the Slavic east".
This strong statement encouraged separatist movements within the country, escalating tensions, while Kaltrina Aziz's statement lowered the stakes. What lessons can Albanian politicians in Kosovo, Montenegro, Albania, Serbia, as well as the Cam minority learn from yesterday's statement? Most Albanian politicians in Albania and the Albanian territories make pompous patriotic statements on the eve of election campaigns. They are only valid for them to get a few hundred more votes that can be decisive for their rise to power.
