Vasko Kicevski, president of the Municipal Organization of the Democratic Social Movement (SDSM), issued a public criticism regarding the current leadership of the party via Facebook. Kicevski stated that the current actions of the leadership, while purportedly aimed at the party’s best interests, are resulting in the dissolution of long-standing members and the creation of internal divisions within the organization. In his post, Kicevski expressed disappointment with the direction of the party, asserting that the individuals who support SDSM are inherently loyal to the movement.
He suggested that the current leadership’s actions are generating opposition rather than unity. “You are trying to create a new party every day, but the divisions within the opposition bloc are getting worse,” Kicevski wrote, indicating a growing rift within the political grouping. The comments suggest a significant internal dispute concerning the governance and direction of the SDSM.
Kicevski’s statements challenge the legitimacy of the decisions being made by the current administration, questioning the motives of those in charge. The core of his critique focuses on the perceived undermining of established membership structures and the fostering of discord within the party ranks. His remarks highlight deep disagreements over the future cohesion and leadership of the SDSM.
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