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In 2004, Macedonia’s political landscape faced upheaval. In early 2004, President Boris Trajkovski, a key proponent of the power-sharing deal that ended the inter-ethnic conflict in 2001, was killed in a plane accident.   Former Prime Minister Branko Crvenkovski won direct presidential elections to succeed him in April.
Hissuccessor as Prime Minister resigned later in the year but was replaced by Prime Minister Buckovski of the Social Democratic Party.
Later in the year, Macedonia held an opposition-initiated referendum to halt the decentralization process, a key component of the 2001 Ohrid peace process
to implement power-sharing arrangements among different ethnic groups in Macedonia.
On the eve of the vote, the United States formally recognized Macedonia under its constitutional name, the “Republic of Macedonia, in a move to support to the multi-ethnic Macedonian government and  to the Ohrid peace process, and the referendum failed.  Twice-postponed municipal elections were finally held in March 2005.  International observers assessed them to be in accordance with international standards but marred by some  serious irregularities.
Notwithstanding the U.S. move on recognition, U.S. and European officials have emphasized the need to resolve the longstanding dispute between Macedonia and Greece over the name Macedonia.  U.N.-sponsored talks have continued.  In 2005, the U.N. envoy to this process submitted a compromise proposal for consideration, but no mutually agreeable negotiated solution has yet been reached.
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