President Ivanov refuses to sign new laws with the name ‘Republic of North Macedonia’

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Македонскиот претседател Ѓорѓе Иванов им се обраќа на медиумите во Скопје на 13 јуни, 2018. Source: (AP Photo/Boris Grdanoski)

Several laws passed in the Parliament will have to be put to the vote again, after which the president will have to sign them, as the law requires

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Published 12 March 2019 7:32pm

Updated 12 March 2019 7:51pm

By Бране Стефановски

Presented by Radica Bojkovska-Dimitrovska

Source: SBS

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Several laws passed in the Parliament will have to be put to the vote again, after which the president will have to sign them, as the law requires

Macedonian president Gjorge Ivanov might not put his signature on any new laws until the end of his term in May

MP Vlatko Gjorchev, during his interview on TV Telma, said that President Ivanov's procedure was in accordance with the laws, that he was elected President of the Republic of Macedonia and swore an oath to support and defend the Constitution of the Republic of Macedonia