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President of the Coordinating Body for Presevo, Medvedja and Bujanovac Zoran Stankovic says it is "not possible" for the conflict in Macedonia "to spill over."

"Our information shows it is not possible for a spillover to occur of the conflict in Macedonia to the territory of Serbia," he told TV Pink on Monday morning.

Leaders of the four major parties in Macedonia are set to meet Monday in a renewed attempt at solving the political crisis in the country.

The protesters said they would not leave the tent camp until the resignation of Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski, who they blame for installing an authoritarian regime in Macedonia, even though the premier's allies plan to stage a counter-demonstration on Monday.

The Macedonian governing party VMRO-DPMNE is set on organizing a counter-protest at 8 pm in front of the Parliament building. The organizers claim that Macedonia is currently facing '' a directed attack aiming at destabilization'' of the country.

A video recording purportedly showing Macedonian opposition Social Democrat leader Zoran Zaev arranging for receiving a bribe of EUR 200,000 in his capacity of Mayor of Strumica has been published online, independent .mk has reported.

Thousands of protestors demanded the resignation of Macedonia's Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski and his cabinet on Sunday.

Thousands of people have arrived in Skopje to join the protest rally called by the Macedonian opposition on Sunday with demands for the resignation of Prime Minister Nikola Gruevsku.

The protest action in front of the government headquarters, led by opposition Social Democrats (SDSM) of Zoran Zaev, is backed by several civil organizations.

More than 20,000 people rallied in Macedonia's capital on Sunday to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski's government which is grappling with a deep political crisis and an outbreak of violence.    

Macedonia's opposition was set to lead a major rally on May 17 in the troubled Balkan country, as the conservative government grapples with a deep political crisis and an outbreak of violence.

Thousands of people are expected to seek the resignation of Macedonia's Conservative Prime Minister Nikola Gruevsku during a protest rally in Skopje on Sunday.

According to opposition Social Democrat leader Zoran Zaev, some 70,000 people are expected to join the rally.