The Constitutional Court has addressed a recent statement made by former North Macedonian President Stevo Pendarovski regarding the status of the Albanian language. According to reports from Telegrafi Macedonia, the court responded to inquiries following Pendarovski’s declaration. The court’s clarification emerged after a broadcast on “Teve1” titled “Debate Corner” aired on March 13, 2026.
During this broadcast, the former president, Stevo Pendarovski, presented inaccurate information pertaining to a case currently under consideration before the constitutional court. Specifically, Pendarovski asserted that the Albanian language was officially recognized in North Macedonia and that its potential invalidation by the court would create significant problems. The court has now formally refuted this claim, clarifying that Pendarovski’s statements were factually incorrect within the context of the ongoing legal proceedings.
This response from the court underscores the importance of accurate information presented during public discourse, particularly when concerning legal matters and the interpretation of constitutional principles. The court’s intervention aims to ensure clarity and prevent misrepresentation of ongoing judicial processes.
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The Constitutional Court has issued a response to a recent statement by former North Macedonian President Stevo Pendarovski concerning the dispute over the Law on the Use of Languages. Following his d
The Constitutional Court has issued a response to a recent statement by former North Macedonian President Stevo Pendarovski concerning the dispute over the Law on the Use of Languages. Following his d