Baraliu: Current coalitions cannot do most

While talking about the referendum, Baraliu considers that the international community and the political class did not want it. While for the Special Court, it is a major injustice for Kosovo.

Baraliu during the 45/45 show in Kosova Prees, declares that political parties are very active and that they have tremendous interest in achieving results in this election, which, according to him, the epilogue will be interesting.

Baraliu stresses that political parties have started the campaign since Ramush Haradinaj's resignation, he thinks it is an act of political parties opening the election campaign by the 25th.

Not only acting, but more than that, the first is violation of any action before the official campaign which exclusively defined and declared after the Central Election Commission's operational plan and its duration, even this time in preparation for these elections a pre-election, which not only started after the former prime minister's resignation but even earlier in months we have seen signals and symptoms of a pre-future that the political subjects appointed, even during the internal election process, so within the parties not only outside them did, so it is not only without moral and not allowed but also against a single law, he says.

In addition, he considers that the Central Election Commission and PZAP would have to punish rival political parties in the October 6th national elections.

Baralius points out that, as in previous elections, empty things are promised to citizens, as it adds that incorrect figures are being mentioned during gatherings.

Professor Baraliu considers that not forming new institutions directly hits the citizen. Among other things, he says he will have the possibility of political cramping.

Any delay in forming new institutions, primarily the Government, would have consequences for institutions as well as citizens and Republika. But the situation and the configuration that I can follow after the elections will be interesting, depending on the election outcome of the political subjects, which are most important in the sense of the importance of membership and political influence and political power, because we have coalitions which after the elections cannot make the majority”, Baraliu says.

As far as Ramush Haradinaj's request was made to the Constitutional Court after his resignation, Baraliu says the incumbent prime minister had no judicial and constitutional basis for that demand.

The “was something that would be expected to be rejected and well made clear that the Constitutional Court made it, however late, but that the former prime minister's judicial basis for this request was not. But neither we nor anyone with the claims we are initially going to The Hague as an ordinary citizen to protect the institutions, while on the same day without speaking a word there that is the right of the citizen silent protection, to return and appoint the government and continue”, he declares, among other things.

In such cases, Baraliu says the swiftest response from the Constitutional Court should be returned.

Baraliu considers it would have to change the Constitution on several points, when it comes to the issue of electoral zones, of local and central general elections, but also of referendum.

According to him, all serious states for even the most trivial issues allow citizens to choose by referendum. But that, according to him, the referendum law has been undermined by the political class itself.

There is, unfortunately, also a limit that because of certain laws affecting the interests of minority communities, no referendum is allowed and it would have to be lifted, and the other did not even the international community, knows exactly several times the offers they have made for certain institutional segments of ours. If you want a referendum law what we want to propose, if you accept it, you will, if not, no. And the other, the political class itself didn't want a law on the referendum and we don't have that law”, he says.

While talking about forming the Special Court, Baraliu says it is a major injustice to Kosovo, which he considers the future government would have to review. As far as the final agreement with Serbia is concerned, Baraliu does not express optimism that he will get recognition from this country for Kosovo.