Zafir Berisha for 100 days: Kurti government will be self-accused, no further than March or April

Zafir Berisha from the Social Democratic Initiative praises the 100-day work of the Kurti II Government as not favourable for Kosovo citizens, saying the only result has manifested it with cegaration-deparation. Berisha in an interview for Periscope thinks this government will dismiss itself because of its attitudes and inability to cope with the situation created in the country.

Zafir Berisha also comments on Prime Minister Kurti's presentations through parliamentary hearings and his arrogant stances against the opposition.

The Prizren municipality's presidential candidate is now declared even around the October 17th local elections.

Read the full interview:

Periscope: We're on the verge of 100 days of Kurti II government. How do you assess their rule so far?

Zafir Berisha: The government that has made a self-count in steps and is not that it has made any major passage, one is worth a positive reference, in addition to the already-invasive, loading-loading terminology that it has used as the continuation of those days of the Kurti I government. It's simply not a Government that is in accordance with the circumstances and demands of citizens because the priorities project has the pompous speeches and populist actions, and not in relation to the needs and requirements Kosovo and its citizen has.

Periscope: Do you think the dismissal of this government can be endangered by seeing the attitudes and actions that are irritating internationals?

Zafir Berisha: These have to be self-accused, there's no one who's going anywhere else because at some point they have to see that this is not working, and I've said that this government of the longest March or April can go away because besides adolescence showing our partners in terms of international policy, especially Serbia-Kosovo talks, which are not the only problem of Kosovo, but is a strategic part of the political powers, in this case of the West and especially the U.S.A., but not only for this reason, but also for the grave situation that is the cause of the economic, economic situation, and however, that has made itself. Even the positive actions made by the previous Government to help citizens have stopped, and this economic and moral crisis cannot be endured for long.

Periscope: How have you seen presentations so far in Mr. Kurti's Kosovo Assembly, where we have often seen shades of arrogance confronting the current opposition and positioning differently than when it was in the opposition itself?

Zafir Berisha: He as an ordiner deceiver, means a hypocrite of a particular kind is being shown even now when he's in power. Usually the artistic-sharp ignorance presented shows that his inside of the questionable personality and the fact that even when presented in the Assembly speak more about the past, not the present and the future, shows that nothing of this government.

Periscope: We will have local elections in Kosovo soon. You have already announced the candidacy for chairman of Prizren. Who do you think will be the winner on October 17th?

Zafir Berisha: I think the winner will be me because I have what I offer Prizren City in relation to other candidates or to political schools I am making a conditional claim that they have been tested in Prizren. I've got around me a team of boys and girls with professional training and career witnessing that I think will be attended by Prizren citizens. This political spirit that I represent will triumph on October 17th.

Periscope: How do you think Vetevendosje will result in local elections?

Zafir Berisha: Since the post-war, major changes are between the central and local elections. Of course, they have to try this spirit by carrying it, but of course the citizen is struggling every day and they saw earlier what the sense of government of this political sect is and I think that local elections are voted for local personalities because neither Albini nor Ramush nor another political party leader come with Prizren but no other municipality.