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name= Macedonia Timeless| | name= Macedonia Timeless| | ||
| − | + | logo= Party-Macedonia_Timeless.jpg| | |
| − | + | founded= September 2009| | |
| − | dissolution= | | + | dissolution= September 2010 (estimated)| |
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| − | members= | + | orientation= Center| |
| − | orientation= Center | | + | ideology=Libertarian| |
| − | ideology=Libertarian | | + | congress= | |
| − | congress= | + | number= 2597| |
| − | number= 2597| | + | website= | <!---(if have outside website)---> |
| − | + | forum=http://erepmacedonia.com/viewforum.php?f=21 Forum link| | |
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abbreviation= | | abbreviation= | | ||
preceded= | | preceded= | | ||
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colors= | | colors= | | ||
| − | + | country= Russia| | |
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| − | '''Macedonia Timeless''' | + | '''Macedonia Timeless''' was the biggest party of the {{CountryLink|Republic of Macedonia (FYROM)|Macedonians}} who lived in {{CountryLink|Russia}}. The party was formed in order to show the Russian community that Macedonians are in Russia to support Russia and to make Russia bigger and more powerful. |
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| + | == Party presidents == | ||
| + | This is the list of known [[party president]]s: | ||
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| November 2009 | | November 2009 | ||
| − | | | + | | [[Cyril of Macedon]] |
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| December 2009 | | December 2009 | ||
| − | | | + | | [[Cyril of Macedon]] |
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| January 2010 | | January 2010 | ||
| − | | | + | | [[Cyril of Macedon]] |
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| February 2010 | | February 2010 | ||
| − | | | + | | [[MakedonecMKD]] |
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| March 2010 | | March 2010 | ||
| − | | | + | | [[MakedonecMKD]] |
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| May 2010 | | May 2010 | ||
| − | | | + | | [[MakedonecMKD]] / [[Macedonian Lion]] |
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| + | == [[Presidential elections]] == | ||
| + | * {{eLink|citizen|1685294|some people going crazy}} (September 2010) - supported candidate; won elections | ||
| + | * {{eLink|citizen|2025104|Medvedev Dima}} (June 2010) - party candidate; last in the elections | ||
| + | * [[MakedonecMKD]] (March 2010) - party candidate; last in the elections | ||
| + | * [[BattalGazi]] (February 2010) - supported candidate; third in the elections | ||
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Macedonia Timeless was the biggest party of the 
Macedonians who lived in 
Russia. The party was formed in order to show the Russian community that Macedonians are in Russia to support Russia and to make Russia bigger and more powerful.
Party presidents
This is the list of known party presidents:
| Month Elected | President |
|---|---|
| October 2009 | lazarosaMKD |
| November 2009 | Cyril of Macedon |
| December 2009 | Cyril of Macedon |
| January 2010 | Cyril of Macedon |
| February 2010 | MakedonecMKD |
| March 2010 | MakedonecMKD |
| April 2010 | Macedonia for Macedonian's |
| May 2010 | MakedonecMKD / Macedonian Lion |
Presidential elections
- some people going crazy (September 2010) - supported candidate; won elections
- Medvedev Dima (June 2010) - party candidate; last in the elections
- MakedonecMKD (March 2010) - party candidate; last in the elections
- BattalGazi (February 2010) - supported candidate; third in the elections
