Hundreds of opposition supporters are continuing to camp outside a government building in Skopje, capital of the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.<br /><br /> They are calling for Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski to go.<br /><br /> It comes in the wake of a long-running wiretap scandal and a recent shootout between police and ethnic Albanian gunmen that left 18 dead in a border town. <br /><br /> “We’re insistent. We demand the prime minister and the entire government resigns. We’re not going away until they tell us that’s he gone,” said one of the opposition supporters. <br /><br /> The demonstrators pitched their tents after an opposition rally on Sunday, which attracted tens of thousands of people. <br /><br /> Far from the thousands promised but a small group remain camped out outside the govt building in #Skopje #Macedonia pic.twitter.com/jMwI0HqHLJ— Lizzie Phelan (@LizziePhelan) Mayo 18, 2015<br /> <br /><br /> A pro-government protest has been called for Monday evening in front of the parliament building. It is less than a kilometre from
