“Exclude ) we don't exclude”: What are the odds of a PDK coalition HINA Vetevendosje?

Xaviti Haliti's PDK, He told Periscop in an interview today. that the coalition is not excluded with Vetevendosje. Not before the elections, but after them.

For me, the stable and Kosovo-interested government would be a great, powerful and responsible coalition that builds state policies, not neighborhood policies, not party policies, and not individual politics, that is necessary other things are of no importance. I don't believe it can form a pre-election coalition between V V- The PDK, but I believe in the accountability of people who love the country and want to move it forward and not record it like this has happened in the last 5-6 years, but to give a boost to the state's regulation, that means there are no red lines but there are differences in programmes, and unifications in programmes, making state policy for governance is very important”, said Mr. Haliti Periscope.

Even the deputy chairman of Vetevendosje, Mr. Glauk Konjufca, in a first-day show, has declared that the coalition with the PDK is not excluded.

“If we say The LDK is bad that it knocked us down, and that's why we favour it. PDK to make coalico in the new elections, this is wrong because there is no such position. The position is this, VV, we hope from the polo to win these elections, so that it will be a larger victory, to create a majority in the Kosovo Assembly. We don't favor him. And we don't rule him out. PDKW, since the exception made sense in 2019, now it's a default”, Mr. Conjufca.

But unlike Konjufca, Mrs. Vetevendosje's Haxhiu Albulen Haxhiu, who thinks The LDK and PDK are the same <x0 division.

“Coalitions with other parties, we have neither discussed them nor plan to open that discussion. For us subjects like P DK, LDK and others are the same. They are responsible for apprehending the state and degradation of the country, and we have no interest in co-operating with the same. The only interest we've expressed is co-operation with Vjosa Osman, for which we have not yet decided what the form of co-operation will be. I believe it's cleared up and set up immediately”, i Mrs. Blitz said today. Haxhiu, I follow Periscope.

Analyst Ramush Tahiri has said that in the upcoming elections there will be a race for first place between PDK and Vetevendosje, and beyond that, then there will be coalition between these two winning parties.

His complete scripture: 

Something like prediction and analysis

In the upcoming parliamentary elections, a race will be held for first place between the VV and PDK, and then a post-election coalition between these two winning parties.

If the Democratic Party of Kosovo comes first, what the LDK will strive to make a coalition with the Democratic League of Kosovo, but it is not sure that this second will accept, since the LDK in this case would prefer to remain in the opposition by undergoing a basic election process within the party.

Vetvendosje will have 35-40 deputies, PDK 32-35, and with minorities 20 , everyone becomes 85 deputies. This would be the post-election coalition in which the prime minister would be from the Vetvendosje Movement, while Kosovo's president from the Democratic Party of Kosovo.

In the pre-election coalition Social Democrat Initiative, it will go with the PDK, while AKR and Behxhet Pacoli will go ahead with LDK, but the possibility of coalitioning with the PDK is not ruled out if its demands are not accepted by the LDK.

The AAK will also attempt to make a pre-election coalition with the PDK, but its insistence on the post of president to meet only its leader, Ramush Haradinaj, will be unable to reach the agreement.

Vjosa Osmani would compete on a joint list of Vetevendosje in the elections, but as a special subject but that after the elections she and her deputies, three or four would be divided after the coalition for governance agreement between Vetevendosje and the Democratic Party is reached, maintaining the position that has no coalition with the PDK.

The Democratic League of Kosovo will come out alone in extraordinary parliamentary elections. This party will face the identity crisis and determine its political path to the future. There will be pressure on the quadres from the ground, and there will be a competition for internal supremacy that is expressed as a distinction of different political currents and philosophies.

It is difficult to preserve this influence that this party has, but it also cannot be said that it will mark the fall under 20 deputies especially if Lutfi Haziri's views harmonise, Avdullah Hott of Gazmend Mujarır, and will not be either Sfarca and Veliu.

Isa Mustafa will try to maintain balance and neutrality. /PERISCOP/