Macedonian president pardons everyone involved in government corruption scandal

The president of the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia has pardoned all politicians who were wrapped up in a corruotion scandal.

The Balkan country has been in political turmoil since wiretapped recordings allegedly showed widespread corruption among ministers.  

Our Europe correspondent Jack Parrock reports.

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