Gashi answers to Wessel: No fear, let's go to the elections

Wessel even at the start of the session, where the LDK and VV are not participating, said the opposition is fearing the elections, also inviting Initiative deputy Zafir Berisha to vote for the collapse of the government.

But otherwise, Wessel's conviction is answered by LDK deputy Arben Gashi, who invites PDK leader to leave for elections. Gashi for Periscop said it has nothing to do with intimidation.

If so, let's go to the elections and see. There's no fear here or no fear. It's a statement against a statement. The question is whether Mr. Wessel believes as the LDK believes and Vetevendosje that this country is not being governed and needs Government. And if the Government has to go to elections and have civic legitimacy. If they're willing, whenever they're willing to join such a belief that the country must go to the election, Arben Gashi said of Periscope.

During today's session, as a agenda point, there were also some important issues such as the draft resolution vote for dialogue with Serbia, proposed by the PSD, but not voted at all.

While neither the Bill on the Memorial Complex “Adem Jashari received votes due to the lack of LDK and Vetevendosje in the hall.

Regarding this failure, MP Arben Gashi for Periscop said this answer should be found in coalition partners, which other bills pass and not.

This answer has to be found in the coracion partners. Why they pass other laws and do not pass the law on the memorial complex Adam Jashar. They can do that without us, Gashi said.

Chief Parliamentary Kadri Wessel launched the session today, accusing MPs who, according to him, are preventing many important processes for the country.

“will not tolerate that individuals designated determine the fate of the Parliament, no matter what egos they have because there are only certain individuals who are trying to demonstrate personality before us. Zafir only votes, four votes need the opposition, I'm telling you publicly you have two or three, but I'm afraid they're mostly afraid to go to the elections, along with the opposition, that's what doesn't happen that after that you're going to have a further x1>, he said. /Periscopi/