PSD sure to pass threshold, ready to enter the election alone

The Social Democrat Party (PSD) is convinced it will pass the 5 per cent election threshold. Even this party says they will enter the race for parliamentary elections alone.

PSD spokeswoman Nature Kuci tells the Online Economy that this party enjoys considerable support from citizens and that they are willing to compete alone in elections.

He says they have not yet received an offer for any pre-election coalition.

“The PSD can pass the threshold, because it is growing and we are ready for elections, that support is growing and it is such a spirit before elections. While we have not discussed coalitions with someone so far, given the circumstances in other subjects, and are getting ready to go alone and see the results”, she says.

The party, led by the Pristina chairman, says it welcomes the decision to break up the Parliament, while expressing itself against forming a technical government.

“The PSD has welcomed the call for the assembly to be dissolved and the country to go to the polls, so we are waiting for that date to become possible and the date of the elections to be set”.

All the subject parties have indicated that they oppose the technical government, and have indicated they are ready for elections. Based on all statements of subjects including the PSD, I can say there is no real possibility of forming a technical government”, she says.

Kuci also commented on VV MP Albulen Hadziu's statement, which the previous day referred to the PSD as “particka”, considering it a non-serious subject. He says the PSD will not continue the insults that Vetevendosje started.

I don't think they're contributing to the political scene to offenses, this is seen as an insult that its leader started and activists are continuing. We as the PSD don't continue the insults that Vetevendosje started”, she says.