Third Battle Vjosa Osmani Does Not Win at Constitutional Court

Vjosa Osmani, Speaker of the Parliament and Vice President of the Democratic League of Kosovo of Kosovo, lost the third battle in the Constitutional Court tonight. It was positioned against the decree of the president, Hashim Thaci, who mandated her partner in the party, Avdullah Hotin for Prime Minister, writes Reporter.

All said she was taking the side of Vetevendosje, but she said her arguments are not the same at all, and that she was doing this not to side with the VV's but with legitimacy. Yet, she proved to be wrong. The Constitutional Court found that the decree is in accordance with the Constitution, Reporter writes.

The next case when Vjosa Osmani, known as the recognition of the Constitution, is 2014. She was on the VLAN side and even represented this group of parties at the hearing against The PDK, which was the winner and claimed it belonged to the Constitution to create Government and also the post of Speaker of the Parliament. Vjosa Osmani also lost this constitutional battle.

Its first battle, as a connoisseur of the Constitution, was in 2010, when one of the key courses went to the newly formed Constitutional Court, the case of President Fatmir Sejdiu, and the freeze of the post of LDK chairman. Raised by two deputies at the time, Driton Tali and Naim Rrustemi, the subject sparked major debates and led to the president's resignation and new elections. Osman is said to have contributed greatly to defence preparation. At that time, Fatmir Sejdiu's legal adviser was.

She has not yet spoken of today's decision, while expressing her willingness to resign in case of another government.