LDK wants 7 ministries, LVV offers 5

Koha Ditore sources have said Monday that it is the LDK, which refuses that these two parties that have emerged first in the October 6th snap elections, will lead with an equal number of government dictatorships.

The popular vote ranked the first subject the main opposition parties, which in the electoral race presented not a few ambitious programmes and promised new government standards.

The LVV, a subject belonging to the left spectrum, has for the first time emerged the first party towards the number of votes. The preliminary results have shown that 25.5 percent of the voting body was in its position. On the other hand, LDK, the right party, has ranked second with 24.8 per cent of the vote. It in some mandates has been in power, but only something more than two years has led Government.

Before the elections, negotiations between these parties had failed to run as a coalition. Meanwhile, a few days after maintaining them, top party officials have established communications and have declared confidence that they will co-govern.

But, according to a reliable source, in the LDK want the subject from which the prime minister comes out to have 4 ministries less than the second governing partner.