Hoti Haradinaj: He said he'd bring the mandate to the end, he'd be happy to put it off a day longer.

LDK deputy Avdullah Hoti says Haradinaj's government has overturned all Kosovo's preliminary achievements within a year, in every respect.

He has criticised Government on a range of issues, including damage to the state budget, major topics, etc., writes Periscope.

He writes:

The Haradinaj government has overturned all preliminary achievements in every respect within a year.

In the economic arena, foreign investments have been halved, the unemployment trend is now on the rise, the private sector is doing the survey, the high-intensive economic reforms in Government Mustafa are now completely abandoned. The state budget has been significantly damaged by spending decisions without criteria and with unthinking social schemes based solely on electoral purposes.

On the other hand, the big “themes” on which the subject is supposedly founded is a big fraud. The demarcation with Montenegro was voted the way it was. There is no other agreement for revision of the border line. Mr. Thaci has clearly deceived Mr. Thaci. Haradinaj with his letter signed with the president of Montenegro, which contained no guarantees more than the border line could be corrected than what existed in the demarcation agreement. Dialogue with Serbia is in a dead end and therefore has no agreement either with the ruling minority coalition itself, not with the opposition representing 60 per cent of the electorate. The administration has been heavily charged with party militants who are costing millions of euros in citizen taxes. Foreign policy has completely failed to bring new recognitions and membership to international organisations.

In this situation, only new elections can create the institutional stability needed to deal with problems of everyday citizens' lives. The LDK is ready for this process. The whole opposition is unified in the matter that only new elections can remove the country from this situation. In another situation, the government itself would withdraw to pave the way for democratic processes.

The prime minister's statement that “will appear to stand by the end of the mandate” reflects the ruling logic of power- hungry people, not to serve citizens based on democratic principles. He is aware that the government in charge may fall at any moment, and he is pleased if he is postponed another day. We have a lot of work in the next government to deal with the damage caused by this minority government.