10 minutes agoTechnical Government Proposed
Periskopi(8 years ago)
(8 years ago)After the Serbian List is removed from the Kosovo government, the ruling coalition has now lost the majority in the legislature. However, this implies that since the executive does not have the majority, on the other hand the opposition does not have the 61 votes needed for the collapse of the government. But, the opposition proposal specifically of the Democratic League of Kosovo for formation [...]
But, the opposition's proposal specifically of the Democratic League of Kosovo for forming a technical government in the country for a six-month period is emerging to be the right solution to move towards the European perspective.
Renowned Kosovo politician Belul Beqaj has indicated the likelihood of the technical government being formed in our country.
Beqaj says this system would suit all political parties, as according to him, the same are not ready for new elections.
“The options for forming the technical government are real if we have rational readiness not to go to new elections like “This period would suffice to make adequate legal and party preparations to begin the desired change. I believe they should all support that no subject is properly prepared for real elections, nor are there real legal and political circumstances for this”, Beqaj said.
Asked whether the technical government for Kosovo could be effective. He has been optimistic on the issue.
And we need to be challenged with this possibility even because other models we've kind of tried, and we've come to this door”, he stated.
Beqaj has spoken even about the possibility of a motion of distrust for the opposition to use against the government “Haradinaj”. He says that this possibility cannot be disfellowshipped.
This option is not ruled out as well, but what are the odds that the next elections might change policy making, unless the electoral system is changed, the constitution” has ended Beqaj.
While on the other hand, political analyst Skelzen Maliqi sees no political subjects available to form the technical government.
According to him, it depends on their mood.
However, asked whether there could be co-ordination of the opposition for the motion of distrust of the current government, Maliqi has given a slightly funny reply.
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In the end, he has indicated which parliamentary group does not agree to go to early elections.
“About the motion of distrust of the current government does not know if they have the opposition numbers that are for elections which some parties at the moment fear to come up with elections, for example; the Independent MP group does not know whether they are ready for elections at this moment” has ended Maliqi.
