Haxhiu: Politicians who forgive land for chairs, we must retire politically

Today a pre-media conference, Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj warned the rear day as the last to bring the demarcation agreement, along with the recently reached annex agreement between Kosovo and Montenegro, to the level of presidents.

Haradinaj has defended his position, that with this agreement Kosovo gains its right in the territory, saying this issue must end, Periscopi writes.

But Vetevendosje deputies, with whom Haradinaj had strongly opposed this agreement, disagree with it.

In a proposal for Periscope, Albulen Haxhiu has said the new agreement between the presidents -- the Kosovo and the Montenegrin -- is the next fraud and, according to her, is more than confirmation of the current agreement Montenegro pardons 8,200 hectares of land.

Our position in relation to the current agreement is clear. We will not support this version of the agreement and reject it whenever it is listed in order of day. Even at the Assembly's leadership meeting, but in our public appearances we have called on them to ponder and withdraw from the current version. The statement between the two presidents is the next fraud and actually confirmation of the current agreement, which pardons over 8,200 ha, Montenegro”, Haxhi told Periscope.

Haxhiu has also talked about changing Prime Minister Haradinaj's positions. According to her, Haradinaj's cause for demarcation has been only one way to achieve power.

“Changing attitudes by Mr. Haradinaj is sorry and desperate and shows what Mr. Haradinaj has not had the objection to demarcation the cause but has declined to reach the prime minister's chair. The story when the authorities have given territory for chairs, our bad fortune tends to repeat itself. These people who are able to do deals with violating territorial integrity, it is time to retire politically”, Haxhi stressed.

In the end, Haxhi said Vetevendosje is interested in ending the demarcation settlement and also maintaining good neighbourly reports with Montenegro but that this should not be done at the expense of citizens. /Periscopi/