Edi Rama: Kosovo no longer consulted 100% tax, but I strongly supported

I wasn't asked and I didn't have to ask for a 100% fee. I didn't even say it was inconspicuous, nor did I say why you didn't ask me, but I strongly supported it. But I have supported it as an action that should produce political results and not as an economic fee. I've said that on the first day, this is a political decision, it's political action, it's a brutal approach to all those who see it as economic policy, but completely legitimate for what it really is. It's foreign policy. But when it came to that the tariff turned into a tool of domestic politics, it surrounded Kosovo with disappointment and, until it was ignored by Kosovo strategic partners and was not used as a mechanism, when the moment came to be used as a mechanism, to remove visas for Kosovo. Then without question, this turned from putting a mirror in front of the world for a major concern of Kosovo, to a rope at Kosovo's feet. ʹ/ P E RISCOP/