Siljanovska Says 80% of Macedonians Oppose Constitutional Changes on Bulgarians
North Macedonia's President Gordana Siljanovska-Davkova has said that 80% of the country's citizens oppose constitutional amendments that would include Bulgarians among the constitutionally recognized communities, arguing that she cannot guarantee their adoption despite the country's commitment to make the changes as part of its EU accession process. “We are champions when it comes to amending the Constitution - we’ve done it 36 times. Most of these amendments were imposed upon us, so perhaps we should also change the Preamble to read: 'We, the citizens, and the European Union - or our…
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