8 hours agoSupport goes up for Vjosa Osman inside LDK: No chairman supported him
Periskopi(6 years ago)
(6 years ago)The head of the Democratic League of Kosovo branches throughout the country have come out through a joint communique two days ago, where they supported the party's leadership for leaving the coalition with Vetevendosje Movement, writes Metro newspaper. None of the LDK) Branch Speakers have supported the idea of [the] chairman.
None of the LDK) Branch Speakers has supported the idea of Parliament Speaker Vjosa Osmani, who opposes sharing with Vetevendosje.
It seems that Vjosa Osman's excessive proximity to VVI leader Albin Kurti has prevented LDK branch heads from supporting the coalition from continuing.
Osman is noted for the great closeness he now has with Prime Minister Albin Kurti, both before the coalition, but also now, it has also voted against the motion and called for the union of the two parties.
Now this closeness and protection of Kurt face The LDK looks like it's costing it with no support and support, no one and the only one against the party that the current prime minister does not fall by power.
Meanwhile, Osmani invited the LDK deputies not to vote tomorrow for her party's motion to oust the Kurti government, but immediate has been the reaction of LDK chief Lutfi Haziri, where he said all MPs should vote for the government's collapse even when they think otherwise.
We remember that the LDK through a joint statement has made it key to the political crisis and the latest situation in Kosovo, Prime Minister Albin Kurti and Vetevendosje Movement.
The Romanian Party has called for preserving vital partnership with America, as well as appealing to their deputies in the Kosovo Assembly to represent the policies of the LDK and the votes they have received.
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Voicing deep concern about the pandemic situation in Kosovo and consisting of the responsibility of Prime Minister Albin Kurti and his party, Vetevendosje Movement for causing the political crisis, local and central structures of the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), come up with this communiqué:
“In full co-ordination with the LDK chairmanship and Chairman Mustafa, LDK Branch heads, and its structures support the position of headship regarding the coalition partner and recent developments in the country.
Branch leaders expect our representatives in Government and Parliament to represent the LDK and its policies with dignity and to protect the legitimacy they have taken through our voters.
For the LDK, partnership with the US and allies is vital for today and the future of Kosovo”. z
