10 minutes agoA week that shapes a decade: Rama meets what he called an ass, Serbia strengthens in Kosovo, Dehari case
Periskopi(7 years ago)
(7 years ago)Today, 21 days or three full weeks were held since the October 6th early elections were held. In the third week after the elections, a host of things happened that are expected to shape the future of our Republic. SUNDAY, PRISTINA OVER THE three weeks ago, Kosovo citizens were voting at [...]
E SUNDAY, PRIESTIA, three weeks ago Kosovo citizens were voting in their polling stations. But, even after three weeks, the Central Election Commission [Cention] The CEC has failed to verify the results released from them.
Kosovo's opinion still does not know the exact number of votes that political parties received and does not even know the exact number they received candidates elected for MPs.
But Kosovo citizens saw firsthand how committed this institution is to count the vote of our Serb countrymen, even though that vote sent them to the hospital on 20 commissioners, even though that vote was still suspected of poisoning, even though that vote was illegal because it had arrived late and by non-acquate means.
It was reported that CEC commissioners were looking like workers of the Chernobyl nuclear facility endangered by the high uranium level following the dangerous disaster in 1986. In fact, CEC commissioners looked like workers of a non-serious institution to Serbia who thus makes another demonstration of power within the Republic of Kosovo after the extraordinary outcome they achieved through the Serbian List.
A part of the report prepared by some Swiss experts on the Astrit Dehar issue, which called for additional investigations, suspected a possible murder of VV activist, appeared in the public this week.
This grave scars of our society were deepened even more by poisoning the public sphere with strong suspicion and partisanism similar to that of the early 2000s. But the truth has to be dawned no matter whom it fits. Periscope in 2016 had been the only Kosovo medium to promote the idea that state investigations had been violated-go and that we could be dealing with a murder.
Meanwhile, new Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti met with Albanian counterpart Edi Rama at a meeting reportedly lasting more than four hours.
Prime Minister Rama no more than a year ago indirectly called Kurti's ass for his controversial words against Thaci, in which he viewed him as “transverse”. But words seem to have little meaning for our prime ministers, even though both are noted for good speech ability.
And while Kosovo makes gradually political transition, Kosovo's Specialised Chambers have intensified calls for former KLA soldiers, even though no charges have been filed.
