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2 hours agoAnalyst Maliqi: Irresponsible Kurt, there will be no other chance of becoming prime minister
Periskopi(6 years ago)
(6 years ago)Renowned Kosovo analyst Agon Maliqi has published an analysis concerning recent political developments in the country on his Facebook. He has called the last political actions by Mr. Kurti in relation to the LDK as an irresponsible and dangerous strategy for the country. “Albin Kurti is probably asking for mandate and [...]
He has called the last political actions by Mr. Kurti in relation to the LDK as an irresponsible and dangerous strategy for the country.
“Albin Kurti is probably asking for more mandate and power than what really makes it possible for the 6 October result, where the VV actually came first but still has only a quarter of the vote and a little more [if] than the other two parties. ” writes Maliqi.
The following is he asking “even if the VV goes up to 30% or 35% [possibly but difficult] who would Kurti Coalion do after the LDK reports broke?
We remember Kurti had openly declared that for a coalition government he considered it a possible partner alone The LDK that is led by Mr. Isa Mustafa, follow Periscope.
Further, Mr. Maliqi calls the government forming a <x0] fire from responsibility” by Mr. Kurt, who believes he will not come another chance to become prime minister.
You have the full and unread status of Mr. Maliqi:
Albin Kurti is likely seeking greater mandate and power than what actually enables the 6 October result, where the VV really came first, but it still only has a quarter of the vote and just over two other parties. This greater mandate is won either by the submission and humiliation of the LDK in these negotiations through communication with pulbicist videos which they do not seem willing to accept either by new elections. Today it is clear that we are closer to elections, or even to a new constitutional crisis, since it is not known how long Kurti can hold the nomination that starts the constitutional deadlines, as well as whether Thaci can mandate someone else after the first deadline. Kurti's strategy is politically legitimate, but really dangerous and above all irresponsible -- first towards VV voters. Even if the VV goes up to 30% or 35% (possibly but difficult), with whom will Kurti make a coalition after breaking up reports with LDK? So if no agreement is reached and it's really going to the elections, what we're seeing most should really be understood as a drop of responsibility. Kurt's probably not gonna be here the second time. Power always comes with limitations and may well increase the creative use of power you already have and the evidence of work.
