Krasniqi: Neglected Kurt, attempting to say there is no fault in Kosovo left in the dark

Chairman The PDK, Memli Krasniqi, has said that the opposition is not saying Albin Kurti is guilty of the energy crisis in the world, but why he did not take measures to the warned energy crisis.

He has said that the Kurti government cannot change the past -- what Kosovo from 2008 to the Kurti Government -- had no power reductions.

Part of Krasniqi's word in the Parliament:

You're trying to legalize the power outage for citizens.

We've asked you to come with a decision on an emergency announcement. You're looking for a white check to stop the electricity from citizens whenever relevant institutions find it necessary.

What we're interested in is the solution to the crisis.

The government and we need to see the way out.

When there's no easier choice, it's a lawsuit. All of you present today, regardless of your age, belong to generations who have experienced a formula, 8 to 2, 6 to 4, 3 to 3.

Fortunately, after 2008 this formula was soon forgotten. That stability has not been a gift, nor has it been a result of slogans, a manifestation of commitment to read energy trends in time and to take steps in front of them.

You've won with promises of what the future will look like, but you can't change the past.

There is a fact you cannot change, before you come to power, Kosovo citizens have had light, and you have turned them into darkness.

The Prime Minister has been trying to break a habit for three days, and I'm sorry he's not here today. The crisis like this we're currently facing has regional, continental, global character, and that's not Albin Kurti's fault and we're not blaming Albin Kurt for the crisis, but crisis responsibility is what involves the government, so responsibility not for the crisis but for the solution. /Periscope