Power will not stop the urge to undo the Special

The head of the Assembly has made two attempts to review the request of the 43 signatories for extraordinary session, in which the Bill for abolishing the Law for Specialised Chambers and the Special Prosecutor's Office, the appointment for the Special, would be considered today, Koha Ditore writes.

In the absence of quorum, in any case failed to make a decision to prosecute this government thought bill, as procedure requires.

The opposition Democratic League's Vetevendosje (LDK) movement, as well as the Serbian ruling List, refused to participate in the chairmanship meeting, thus failing the quorum.

The initiative is sponsored by the Democratic Party (PDK), the key subject in power, and is supported by the two main parties with which the government has come from the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo (AAK), whose leader leads Government, as well as the Initiative for Kosovo.

The necessary signing meeting provided, even that during this time, the United States' ambassador to Pristina, Greg Delaway, publicly alarmed that the suspension of the Special would permanently isolate Kosovo.

A newspaper source has said that the offensive of the ruling subjects to block the Special will continue. He has also mentioned motives, which have made it urgently possible to abolish the Special Law.

The “has been more than a month since December 23rd as the last date until the Special Court Law should be abolished. From what I understand, the motive relates to information that political leaders have that the first charges will be announced on Christmas Eve”, this source said. “I don't know who might be among the accused, but great panic is evident in all top state representatives”.