“Politicians who call for ethnic voting are stuck in the last century”
VMRO-DPMNE holds an 800-vote lead over its coalition rival in the second round of the Brvenica elections. Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski used the result to criticise politicians who appeal to ethnic voting. He said such politicians remain trapped in the last century, even as public debate turns to artificial intelligence. His comment frames the election as a test of whether political appeals are modern or outdated. The published article does not identify every politician targeted by Mickoski’s criticism. Coverage of the Brvenica contest appears on Republika English.
In the second round of the elections in Brvenica, VMRO-DPMNE holds an 800-vote lead over the coalition’s candidate. “Unfortunately, there are still politicians in Macedonia living in the last century—politicians who seek the support of citizens even as we discuss artificial intelligence,” Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski stated today, commenting on calls for voters to cast […] The post “Politicians who call for ethnic voting are stuck in the last century” appeared first on Republika English .