28 March 1998 Last weekend in Macedonia two political earthquakes were being expected with great attention. On the first day of spring, Vasil Tupurkovski, the last representative of Macedonia in the Presidency of former SFRY, a politician who in recent years decided on self-imposed exile from politics, founded his own party (the Democratic Alternative). The other political earthquake was expected […]
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