2 minutes agoPoliticians who seem to have been lynching by their parties: From Donika Cadayt to Vjosa Osmani
Periskopi(6 years ago)
(6 years ago)The internal issues of our political parties have always been difficult to grasp with the naked eye from public opinion yet with the enormizing of social networks, some things are also becoming clear. Finally, Donika Kadai Buyupi, AAK deputy, declared that she was somehow excluded from the Alliance for the Future [...]
Finally, Donika Kaday Buyupi, the AAK deputy, said she was somehow excluded from the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo (AAK) as she was not being called to attend the decision-making meeting.
But who are the other politicians who seem more attracted to their parties?
Vjosa Osmani Sadriu, LDK
The incumbent president who assumed this position following Hashim Thaci's resignation has had continued clashes with her party since the violation of the Vetevendosje co-government agreement that led to the collapse of Kurti Government.
Osmani-Sadriu was not completely excluded from the LDK, but left her post in the party with the majority decision.
Chairman Isa Mustafa had had a series of clashes with Mrs. Ousmano.
Donika Caday Boujupi, AAK
Donika Caday Buyup we talked about. It had even rejected the creation of the Hoti Government as it opposed Haradinaj's party in other cases. Cadaj had abandoned this party earlier by becoming part of Vetevendosje for several months just to return, writes Periscope.
Hakki Abazi, VV
There is nothing safe and public in Mr. Hakki Abazi é was one of the fiercest voices in defence of Vetevendosje and the LDK attack. However, what is evident in the case in question is the lack of “preferences” on Facebook by many activists and senior Vetevendosje officials -- something that may not please him at all.
Of course, besides the above-mentioned names, there may be many others who are marginalised by the silent party structures. That such things happen and have seen from developments in past years in all political parties.
Hagi Avdyli, LDK
neurosurgeon Haxhi Avdyli also appears to have been marginalised by the LDK, having crashed sharply with its leader, Isa Mustafen. The MP appears to be the only one defending Vjosa Osmani in the domestic political struggle in this party.
Fatmir Sejdiu, LDK
Former President Fatmir Sejdiu has tried several times to return to the Kosovo political scene through the LDK, but has failed. After Isa Mustafa's arrival, Sejdiu has made a series of attempts at re-keyship in the party, but all efforts seem to have backed off from party structures. /Periscopi
