diaspora man: VV populist, self voted verdict in the CEC alone criticised

Any exile who is not called on the phone will not have the right to vote in the February 14th elections.

And this decision according to diaspora man Bekim Brestovci once even former deputies' candidates from NISMA is a decision to flee access to abuses that can be made by certain individuals.

Brestovci in an interview for Periscope showed that the polls before “were family, with the fact that then all the paperwork was converted into a common photoco, unless that's what we analyse and we notice that we have a concession as far as the individual vote is concerned and I'm saying it's gone step forward.”, Brestovci said.

He has also spoken in this interview about VVA's reactions to this decision, which he holds are populist responses and, according to him, violates their principles and their candidate who has been in favour of such a decision.

For more, read the full interview:

Interviewed: Besarta Hoti

Periscope:How does Bekim Brestovci view the CEC's recent decision to verify diaspora votes by means of calls?

Bekim Brestovci: The CEC's decision has occurred in the period when it was the appointment for the diaspora to be eased in some form of voting, you know there have been demands that the vote may be allowed in the embassies, but most MPs have opposed that way of voting. Now this last decision I think needs to be analysed more discreetly, because it believes it's the only decision to avoid the abuses that can be made by certain individuals, because we know that many Albanians in many European countries have a large number of employees in their companies, the documen of their identity, so that even they have opportunities that, in the name of their workers, by healing with their ID cards, I think, to fill out the voting forms, and the CEC has claimed through personal communication to prove that they're personally to vote or vote them, that's the misuse of their vote, that's the right that I's been able to get the right of, and that's the wrong thing that I don't think of.

Periscope: If the diaspora citizen doesn't answer the phone in time, what should be the next opportunity to verify the CEC?

Bekim Brestovci: On the other hand, every member of the diaspora who gets calls from the diaspora, and if there's no way they can answer it, they should be able to call the CEC, but I think that I have to do this case legally.

Periscope: How has the vote worked before for the diaspora, and how long has it been correct?

Bekim Brestovci: If we want to be correct, voting in Kosovo is hidden, you know that there is no right for marriage mates at the polls. In the diaspora so far, we haven't actually had this because the voting has been family, with the fact that then all the balloting has been converted to a common peak, unless we analyze that we notice that we have a concession in terms of individual voting and I'm saying it's gone on a step further. The purpose of the CEC is a good goal, and it only needs 100% durability so that I don't have to be left as a result of technical impasses.

Periscope: How do you see the VV) statements regarding this decision, where their members in the CEC have voted in favour?

Bekim Brestovci: I don't believe it's a suit against VVA, but we're used to the public statements of VVA. VVA is never principal, only in the form of listening to others. VV made the fight impromising every vote for their political subject. In such situations, it violates its principles and their candidate, who has been in favour of such a decision and comes up with such populist claims”

Periscope: Will you again be candidates for deputy on the Social Democrat Initiative list?

Bekim Brestovci: I believe that yes, we haven't drafted the list yet, but I'm one of them supposed to be.PERISCOP/