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The ongoing Alta Bank crisis saw several new developments today, offering some relief to depositors and potential paths forward for the institution. The weekly cash withdrawal limit for Alta Banka customers is set to increase to 15,000 Denars starting Monday, November 9. Additionally, the National Bank will arrange bus transportation for pensioners from Prilep, Resen, and Ohrid to the Alta Banka branch in Bitola to facilitate withdrawals. Six investors have reportedly expressed interest in acquiring Alta Banka, with discussions already underway with two banks regarding a potential sale. The bank has also opened dedicated counters in Manastir to assist customers with cash withdrawals. In related political news, the opposition has released meeting minutes concerning Alta Banka and accused the government. Separately, VMRO-DPMNE alleged that SDSM is engaging in sabotage and that Filipche is intentionally creating chaos for political points. The State Election Commission also rejected VMRO-DPMNE's appeal for a recount of votes in Cellopek, Bervanica.

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Alta Banka is increasing its weekly cash withdrawal and payment card limit to 15,000 Denars starting November 9. Six investors have shown interest in acquiring the bank, with discussions already underway with two. The National Bank will provide bus transportation for pensioners from several cities to the Bitola branch, and special counters have opened in Manastir to facilitate cash withdrawals for customers. The opposition has also published minutes related to Alta Banka, accusing the…

SDK.mk: Six Investors Interested in Buying Alta Banka Bitola, Two Banks Already…

According to Slaveski, six investors have expressed interest in acquiring Alta Banka in Bitola, and contact has already been made with two banks regarding the potential sale.

ALSAT: Alta Banka in Manastir opens special counters for cash withdrawals

Alta Banka has opened dedicated counters in Manastir for customers to withdraw cash.

SDK.mk: National Bank to Organize Buses for Pensioners to Alta Banka Bitola

On Saturday, November 7, the National Bank will arrange bus transportation from Prilep, Resen, and Ohrid to the Alta Banka branch in Bitola for citizens.

SDK.mk: Weekly Cash Withdrawal Limit at Alta Banka Increases to 15,000 Denars, Says…

Starting Monday, November 9, the weekly limit for cash withdrawals and payments with Alta Banka payment cards will increase from 10,000 to 15,000 Denars.

ALSAT: Opposition publishes minutes for Alta Banka and accuses the government

The opposition has released meeting minutes concerning Alta Banka and has leveled accusations against the government.

ALSAT: The frustrated president for Alta Banka in Manastir delays aid several times

President Miki Trajkovski's aid for Alta Banka in Manastir has been delayed multiple times, affecting citizens trying to withdraw money.

VMRO-DPMNE has accused SDSM of sabotage and claimed that Filipche is deliberately creating chaos for political gain, calling for a prosecutorial response. Meanwhile, the State Election Commission (KSHZ) rejected VMRO-DPMNE's appeal for a recount of votes in Cellopek, Bervanica.

ALSAT: KSHZ rejected VMRO-DPMNE's appeal for recount in Cellopek, Bervanica

The State Election Commission has rejected VMRO-DPMNE's appeal for a recount of votes in Cellopek, Bervanica.

Plusinfo: SDSM Sabotages, Prosecution Should React: Filipche Creates Chaos for Political…

VMRO-DPMNE claims SDSM is sabotaging and that the prosecution must react, stating that Filipche is intentionally creating chaos for political points, thereby harming the state.

Brussels has again criticized North Macedonia regarding its reform efforts, particularly noting a lack of progress in the fight against high-level corruption. Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski acknowledged the European Commission's report, which was presented by Ambassador Michalis Rokas, the Ambassador of the European Union to the Republic of North Macedonia.

ALSAT: Brussels with criticism towards Macedonia over reforms

Brussels has expressed criticism regarding North Macedonia's reforms.

ALSAT: Roka: The fight against high-level corruption, in which no progress has been…

Fatllume Dervishi reported that Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski acknowledged the European Commission's report on corruption, presented by Ambassador Rohas.

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