MPs suspect the VV organised the RECH employment

MPs from the Kosovo Parliament have raised doubts that the employment organisation in Geman, which occurred days ago in Prizren, is organised by the Vetevendosje Movement with the aim of not liberalising visas.

Initially, MP Luljeta Vesela-Gutaj raised the issue of the German company offering employment opportunities in Prizren.

“Dis without prejudice, I think it was a completely normal development of at least the right circumstances in which we are going as a state but beyond that I see specific goals in this event.... I want to know from the leaders of the central level and local level, are they aware of such a quality organization in which such mobilization is organized for work abroad, do these persons or this company have permission, do the state bodies need to analyze the quality of such organisation given that these arrangements are challenging in the state device and the country's <1> he said.

Even Social Democrat Initiative deputy Milaim Zeka said they have facts that people of Vetevendosje are organizing these things.

There are facts and we have access to information that the Vetvendosje Movement people are organizing these things in Prizren and they have to take responsibility, these are people who want to zero down the image of Kosovo before internationals for not liberalising visas, because they live only in scandals, chaos and unrest. The Vetevendosje movement lives only when citizens are driven by things that have nothing to do with reality. On the basis of that, I went out to say there is information and it is very good that Kosovo Police and investigators and prosecutors are dealing with events in Prizren, behind which there are doubts that the people of Vetevendosje” Movement are, he said.

Likewise, Zeka has demanded that each prisoner return the right to package, food, as this human justice has stripped them of it. With the Law for Pays, however, he has demanded that the guards have the police salary.