37 minutes agoAbdullah: Current VV situation The LDK is giving political points PDK
Periskopi(7 years ago)
(7 years ago)Political analyst Faton Abdullahu has declared that the Democratic Party of Kosovo is benefiting political points towards the situation in which the Democratic League of Vetevendosje is currently located. Abdullah at Today's Info Magazine added that having a faintness for a common agreement between LDK and VV is losing them the basis to build [...]
Political analyst Faton Abdullahu has declared that the Democratic Party of Kosovo is benefiting political points towards the situation in which the Democratic League of Vetevendosje is currently located.
Abdullahu in Today's Info Magazine added that having a faintness for a common agreement between LDK and VV is losing them the basis to build the common cause, Kosovo reports.
We are forced to be pragmatic. We had to learn lessons because even in Haradinaj Government it was the lack of the tendency to properly dialogue”.
”How can they disagree with the prime minister when the cause of which the two parties claim is the same. I consider that according to surveys between LDK and VV, The LDK comes out bigger. As the approach to who should be prime minister, will and unwilling, many political points go to the The PDK, which has much more confidential access and the clash that VV and LDK have made is losing its basis to build their cause”.
Faton Abdullah has also suggested that the coalition issue will change after the election process, but that all political parties must choose a consensual prime minister so that they can uniquely confront Serbia, Klan Kosova reports.
The post-election coalition issue will be another topic. It takes political strength to get together to put Serbia in dialogue. There are many politicians in the way they are approaching Kosovo voters, they are treating it as the barcolette blonde. Given a very different topic, we have several candidates who are represented by different forces, but after elections that will enter dialogue with Serbia, there will be in no way a political force or coalition that will enter the” dialogue alone.
The” which is from these prime ministers or that political force that will have the courage to lead their candidate alone to deal with dialogue with Serbia. Political forces, after the elections, must find a formula, and a consensual prime minister to become unique to confront Serbia because it is vital”.
