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"Mr President, I would like to express my concern regarding the situation in the Republic of Macedonia. On the one hand, after the horrific murder of five young people, we are again seeing a rise in the ethnic tension that we thought had been brought under control 10 years after the signing of the Ohrid Agreement. The state authorities must do their job, regardless of the ethnic origin and religious denomination of the victims and perpetrators. This is very important for the stability of both the Republic of Macedonia and the region. On the other hand, the completely senseless provocations, especially in the context described above, against Bulgaria and Bulgarians are continuing. A fresh example is the incident that occurred in Skopje during the tribute to the Bulgarian revolutionary and officer, Gotse Delchev. Despite being promptly notified by the Bulgarian embassy, law-enforcement officers did not prevent this anti-Bulgarian act of hooliganism, and the Bulgarian ambassador was hindered from laying flowers in honour of the historical hero common to both countries. In the last few resolutions regarding Macedonia, our Parliament has repeatedly called for joint celebrations of shared historical events and heroes as a step towards reconciliation and overcoming historical injustices. I believe that the only way forward for the Republic of Macedonia is European integration. I hope – for the sake of Macedonian citizens’ prosperity and security – that the state authorities will take heed of our recommendations and accept the outstretched hand."@en1
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