VV grave allegations Shpend Ahmeti: Ruling with Pristina bad, is in private operation

The Movement Centre in Pristina held the media conference to talk about continued degradation in the Pristina municipality by the government of Shpend Ahmeti, allowing for free construction through several locations in Pristina.

Movement V Assemblyist In the Pristina municipality, Arber Vokrri once again spoke of construction without permission taking place in the facility of quite albi Corleone, which the Pristina municipality has yet to answer.

After our public charge appears, the mayor of the municipality advertises exactly the same consortium, the same businesses, which were amazing to us. There a well-known international inside has opened a bust, and now the mayor from the country to make an ad is almost the opening of a factory that would reduce unemployment in Pristina. As for the good news of the coming of recognised interiors, he is neither the first nor the last to come to Pristina, said Arber Vokry.

He also pointed out that this sequence of events reinforces doubt about the possibility of a corrupt relationship in the middle by saying they've received information, which is confirmed, that it's clearly about the mayor's close interest with Albi Commerce-inbi Mall. All of this naturally raises the question: Is the mayor of the municipality a shareholder in this business, or has he hired a close family member there? Or did he take on company marketing or companies in question?

On the other hand, Movement MP and former director of Urbanism in Pristina, Lieburn Aliu spoke of objects that were once symbols of illegal and banned, while now that work is back there intensively.

It was about two items that were symbols of illegal construction and degradation of the city of Pristina. They are in downtown Pristina, one on Agim Ramadani Street and the other on the KLA street. One of them was the object that turned into the main point of the Vetevendosje Movement campaign! In Pristina in 2013, when we had the Shpend candidate and won. We had then pledged to stop construction without permission and regulation. We did. Banning construction without permission was the starting point of change in Pristina. It was a difficult start to change, Lieburn Aliu said.

He also said that Shpend well knows the pressure we have had, calls and requests for meetings from many, even from very permanent people of politics. Taking into account the level of pressure that was then done for the construction without permission, and especially for these two items, it is understood that here we no longer have to do more simply for permission of construction without permission and a return to degradation as in the past in Pristina. There's something more here.

The Shpend is now ruling as it once was in Pristina and as it is governed with Kosovo for many years now. The birds from the government are alike to Ramush, and these two together each prime minister of the Republic of Kosovo until now. And they're not that simple, you have to be able to break more boundaries, and you don't stop with construction without permission.

With what's happening, something even bigger is expected to blow up, so Movement V. EVIDENCE! The Pristina Centre is interested in knowing whether this is related to Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj or to President Thaci, let Shpend Ahmeti tell us?