a minute agoPDK lacking unity for demarcation, leaves one vote
Periskopi(8 years ago)
(8 years ago)The PDK does not have all MPs to vote for demarcation, even though party leader Kadri Veselini has begun to talk about votes from other subjects. Whether the Parliamentary Group is unknown The PDK has talked together, but there is public contradiction in their statements. GP chief Memli Krasniqi says the party [...]
The PDK does not have all MPs to vote for demarcation, even though party leader Kadri Veselini has begun to talk about votes from other subjects. Whether the Parliamentary Group is unknown The PDK has talked together, but there is public contradiction in their statements. GP chief Memli Krasniqi says the party has a unique position on the issue, while MP Nait Hasani continues with the old avaz against Demarketing. He even demonstrated this by going to bad weather at Chuckorr.
The Democratic Party has been declared from the very beginning of pro demarcation. Even though MP Nait Hasani was opposed to the demarcation agreement, Wessel has said all MPs from his party vote.
Yesterday, Nat Hasan paid Chuckorri a visit, and from there he showed that he did not change his attitude and that he continues to think that the demarcation should not pass.
In unity of MPs for Demarketing, Memli Krasniqi, chief of the PDK Parliamentary Group, is also called. He for Gazeta Express has said that within his party, he has a unified stance on the issue in question.
The parliamentary group of the Democratic Party of Kosovo will vote on ratification of the demarcation with Montenegro with a unified position, and this without exception”, Krasniqi has said.
The Express newspaper has tried to take a stand about the MP, whether he will vote against or pro-demarkation on Wednesday, when he is expected to be put to the polls, but he has been calm.
Different, Chairman of The PDK, after praising all agreements among the parties that were made to reach consensus about the demarcation vote, is also engaged in two-three votes that the ruling coalition and the LDK\ to achieve the qualified majority (two-thirds of MPs' votes) to ratify the demarcation.
Failure to take into account both deputies Hasani's walks through Cakir, Kosovo Parliament Speaker Kadri Veseli, is convinced that at Wednesday's session, votes will be secured for ratification of the Demarketing Agreement.
Counting as being all LDK deputies' votes, The PDK) -- AAKA, Initiative, non-Serb minorities and MPs without pre-lamentary groups -- in all, there are 78 votes, including the vote of Nat Hasani, which is still incorrect whether it will be pro or against.
Two votes from Vetevendosje or Republika Srpska were needed for ratification of the agreement.
Wessel has said on Sunday evening that there are Vetevendosje deputies who are ready for a vote on Demarkation, even though Albin Kurti's party strongly opposes, believing that demarcation of the border with Montenegro loses Kosovo 8,200 hectares.
“A fact is known that the Vetevendosje Movement, in addition to specific segments that have a probably individual willingness to vote the demarcation, to see on Wednesday, is also the Serbian List, which has not yet expressed its stance”, Vessel said in an interview for Online Economy. /Express/
