Nagavci: Government collapse Hoti is a matter of days

Party leadership member Arberie Nagavci says the collapse of the government is inevitable. It for Kosovo ranks the reasons why the LDK-led ruling coalition must decline.

Whatever the parties, whether they are in opposition or in government, will make the decision to support the motion to overthrow the government, it would be a move in the country's best, not for support of LVV. The collapse of this government is inevitable, it is only a matter of days, a time when this will happen, but the sooner that happens, it is better for the country”, she says.

Nagavci, who is also deputy head of the Kosovo Assembly, says statements by Prime Minister Hoti are changing from day to day for dialogue.

The same for him is the chief executive's duty only to implement projects launched by President Thaci.

Unfortunately, it is now clear that Prime Minister Hoti's statements differ from day to day. He had promised that dialogue would continue only for final recognition. But it ends with something that hinders Kosovo even in realising its constitutional rights... Prime Minister Hoti has never brought a platform ever brought a platform to a documentary about the Parliament what the issues for which Kosovo cannot go or our demands we should make in progress with Serbia. His statements have always been very general, so they have been trying to escape the truth that he is actually in a task that has been assigned to the head of the government that he is. So Prime Minister Hoti is in charge of implementing projects but is being initiated by President Thaci”, Nagavci said.

Meanwhile, it also voiced criticism for the involvement of Ujman Lake in the economic normalisation agreement with Serbia.

Unfortunately, the Ujman Lake was placed at the negotiating table with Serbia without any rights, legal, historical or diplomatic rights. This shows even in this case unfortunately that parties in power have their own party interest in the first --”, she says.

Nagavci for Kosovo Press also spoke of further co-operation with Kosovo Assembly Speaker Vjosa Osmani.

We've certainly had a collaboration. We believe and hope that this cooperation will grow in the future. You know how LVV has been clear to our constant, publicly expressed attitudes. So all who feel close and believe in the principles and attitudes that support them are willing and interested in cooperation. Certainly Mrs. Osmani as the most voted woman and person who has been behind her stay for a long time we expect to have a co-operation and that is welcome”, she says.

The Vetevendosje movement has intensified criticism against the government Hoti after reaching the agreement in Washington for economic normalisation.

The former ruling party in August has initiated the no-confidence motion against the government Hoti, but has not yet managed to secure more than 31 signatures to proceed further.