4 minutes agoKurti continues with complaints, sends letters to EU officials: Thaci's Step unconstitutional
Periskopi(6 years ago)
(6 years ago)The outgoing Kosovo government has launched a letter to members of the European Parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee, where they have announced the situation in Kosovo regarding the no-confidence motion against the government and President Thaci's decree to mandate the new LDK)-led government. Express newspaper has secured this letter, [...]
The outgoing Kosovo government has launched a letter to members of the European Parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee, where they have announced the situation in Kosovo regarding the no-confidence motion against the government and President Thaci's decree to mandate the new LDK)-led government. The Express newspaper has provided this letter, while the incumbent government has acknowledged that the letter exists, refusing to comment on its authenticity.
The name of Parliament Speaker Vjosa Osmani is mentioned in this letter, which according to the government, the president's unconstitutional movements are also at odds with the positions of the Speaker of the Parliament.
This is an unconstitutional movement, which is also contrary to the stance of the Speaker of the Parliament, Mrs. Vjosa Osmani”,
In this letter sent to the EP's Foreign Affairs Committee, the government of Albin Kurti has complained that following the motion of no confidence in the government on 25 March 2020, President Thaci has failed to act on his constitutional duty, which the iCE defines Article 82.2. The Constitution of Kosovo to disperse the Assembly and proclaim new elections.
Vice President Thaci has taken an active role with his attempt to form new governments, even though such a role is explicitly prohibited by the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Kosovo trial”, it says on paper.
In addition to the letter, President Thaci's move by exploiting the pandemic with Covid-19 supported by several political parties took certain actions that attempted to improvise an unconstitutional scheme.
“With the reasoning that there are no conditions allowing the organisation of elections, the president, supported by several political parties, took a series of actions with which they have tried to improvise an anti-unconstitutional scheme”, is said to be further.
Government spokesman Kryeziu has not denied the existence of this government letter to the European Parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee, but has declined to comment on its authenticity.
