O BRM-PDPUM: After criticism of Alta Banks, business interests of people close to LSDM and the Zaev family are hidden

O BRM-PDPUM: After criticism of Alta Banks, business interests of people close to LSDM and the Zaev family are hidden

O BRM-PDPUM: After criticism of Alta Banks, business interests of people close to LSDM and the Zaev family are hidden

The ruling party, O BRM-PPSKM has led new accusations against the LSDM and party leader Venko Filipce, concerning the Alta Bank case, claiming that behind their criticism and public reactions are the business interests of those close to LSDM and the Zaev family.

The ruling party estimates that LSDM has been politicising the Alta Bank theme for months, while, as they stress, the aim of the campaign is to create distrust of citizens and damage to the bank’s reputation and position in the market.

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According to the OBRM-PDKM, through pressure on the People’s Bank and Alta Bank are creating conditions for taking it at lower prices from business counties close to Filipce and the Zaev family. For these claims, the party also refers to LSDM Secretary General Aleksandar Dimitrijevic’s statement concerning the payment of pensions for Alta Bank users.

The OBRM-PDUM accuses the LSDM of spreading panic among citizens and of political abuse of the case, adding that, according to them, private economic interests are behind public reactions.

The party orders that citizens should not be afraid of paying salaries and pensions and ensure that during the government led by Hristija Mickoski they will be paid regularly.

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