Donika Caday-Bujupi wants the collapse of the Hoti Government

Even Qadaj says that if Prime Minister Avdullah Hoti cannot make the simple majority to pass laws that are essential to the lives of citizens.

I have voted and I believe rightly as it is seen through the process that all the things I've said on the day of the vote stand and are legitimate. So, we have major disagreements about how the Hoti Government approaches dialogue and processes that are expected to happen with the” agreement, she has said.

For me today, the priority is for this Government to start proving its actions and return to Kosovo and work on priorities. The priorities for us tomorrow is the Law for Economic Regeneration, and if even tomorrow for the seventh time, it can't be passed then the news why the government has to continue. So, we're at a stage where people have enormous socioeconomic needs and this law, despite the criticism it's received, is and must be passed. Here is also the withdrawal of 10 percent of citizens' money because Government is giving them, but they are theirs. The others are denied for such a long time it is a serious mistake”, the MP adds.

Kaday-Bujupi says there has been a lack of commitment by the Government in its commitment to making the majority in the Assembly and pass the law, so guilty of failing to pass laws requiring the simple majority leaves it.

“should be committed to making the majority in the Assembly. There must be over 60 deputies or the government has fallen, if that's the opposite. If the law doesn't pass tomorrow, I think the government should fall or seriously engage to have majority deputies in the hall and pass the law. S therefrom needs a government that is only there for dialogue with Serbia. We are in time of pandemic, and people need other things. We have increasing unemployment rates, so this law should not be declarative”, it adds further.

Meanwhile, for her reports with Ramush Haradinaj's party, she said that they are being held with favoritism, not inviting her to any meeting.

I'm in AAK and nothing's changed. But as I made it public, I've been invited since the day I voted the Hot government. I have my commitments in the House and with my voters. My attendance has been hampered because I am not getting cold. I think it's unfair and rude at a time when we all have to join forces because all my attitudes are on the line with the subject. I don't know why this revenge is happening”, the MP said in Klan.