a minute agoVV chairman: Treating Vetevendosje as a loser is pure ignorance
Periskopi(9 years ago)
(9 years ago)Vetevendosje Movement Chairman Visar Ymer has commented on the results released from the October 22nd elections. He has stressed that Vetevendosje is not the loser of elections, and, according to him, dealing with this result as a loss is the pure “ignorance”. This is the complete Ymer comment: Treat him V As a loser in local elections is [...]
Vetevendosje Movement Chairman Visar Ymer has commented on the results released from the October 22nd elections.
He has stressed that Vetevendosje is not the loser of elections, and, according to him, dealing with this result as a loss is the pure “ignorance”.
This is the complete Ymer comment:
Treat him V As a loser in local elections, the best case of pure ignorance.
How can more than double the country's vote (from 60 thousand in 2013 to 130 thousand in 2017) be called loss?
As we doubled at the central level, so we doubled at the local level.
In each municipality we have an increase in the number of assemblies.
From a municipality we have run, Pristina, we are now in a runoff in 6 Sosh, including Prizren and Gjilan, both large municipalities (Prizren second largest after Pristina).
Of course, central and local-level elections have completely other electoral dynamics. And not just the V case. But to each party.
And yes, we still have a lot of work to do at the local level and local government in general in order not only to strengthen the organization but also to give voice to citizens throughout municipal assemblies.
Yeah, it's true what they're saying, that V. EVIDENCE! He had to win more municipalities. It is very true that the very rule by the V was the case EVIDENCE! brings the transformation and development of the municipality, justice and equality to municipal decisions and services for citizens. That's exactly what he's done, and he'll continue, Shpend A. Ahmeti in Pristina, that's exactly what Central Kastrati will do in Dardan, Sami Kurteshi in Gjilan, Mytaher Haskuka in Prizren, Ayet Pottera in Besia and Basri Kodra in Kacanik.
V IT IS not stopping on the road he designed.
Kosovo is not heading for development.
There are still municipalities without hope for citizens. There are still municipalities in which the previous government will continue. In Kosovo municipalities in the north on Sunday, there were elections that, according to EU observers, do not meet the standards of democratic elections. Serbia's interventions within our Republic are destroying any process and opportunity. The Serb minority itself, especially the Serb minority here. All of this enables Kosovo to develop and progress.
