3 hours agoMolyqaj shows politician following Albin Kurti as model for populism
Periskopi(5 years ago)
(5 years ago)Chairman The PSD, Dardan Moliqaj, has said Prime Minister Kurti is following in the footsteps of the controversian populisst, Victor Orban, for “the swearing of his power”. He mentioned the “Law for Elections” as the initial attempt by Kurti, which was also made by Orban at the beginning of his consistently denounced power by the EU [...]
He has cited the “Law for Elections” as the initial attempt by Kurti, which was also made by Orban at the beginning of his consistently denounced power by the EU in Hungary.
Kurti's authoritarian population, the punctual reflection of Hungary's Orban. "Mr. Molly, here comes Periscope.
In fact, Kurti has also had promises similar to those of far-right populist Orban.
It has ordered citizens to resist the country's “of such insight into democracy”.
Albin Kurti has managed to earn 50.28 percent in the February 14th elections, while still failing to present his government's program when it is nearly four months from election day. /Periscope
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Kurt's authoritarian population - the punctual reflection of Hungary's Orban.
Kurti, in the first days of government, starts investing in expansion, deepening and concrete power. He proposed changing the election law so that the runoff could be removed. So a round of elections <x0kiner takes it all”. In 2012, he had been able to do the same in Orban, Hungary. So he secured victory, increased and concentrated his power, and therefore decomposing democracy openly in the name of “democracy”
The people's key characteristics are the fact that first interventions in the Law for Elections and general elections begin with taking power. So they manipulate and corrupt election institutions and build space to achieve absolute power under the pretext of free and democratic elections.
It is the same risk that Kosovo is facing today. Such an intervention on democracy should not go away without resistance.
