The History Institute refuses Vienna-based candidate for LVV supporters who practiced at Bujar Dugolli

Vetevendosje has already begun to capture every institution. Even though it's always saying that scientific institutions should remain science, now it's common to get people inside with politics.

Such was the last case in the contest, declared by the Institute of History for Scientific Fellowship.

The former diplomat Blerim Canay, who had been studying at the University of Pristina, had also competed, then continued them at Carl Franzens University in Graz in directions to philology and history. The magistrate's office, he had taken it to the University of Salzburg in terms of philology and history, while at the doctor's contemporary history from Vienna University, the most specifically doctored by scientist and valued world professor Oliver Jens Schmitt, writes Democracy.com.

Blerim Canaj's doctor was praised by Stefan Troebst of the University of Lepzig and Hannes Grandits from the Humboldt University of Berlin.

The fact that Canay had been an institute associate at the University of Graz and Vienna, and he was also legalist, his vision apparently was not taken into account at all. Even his publications, he of his monograph in one of the most prestigious publishing posts in the world or his work accepted, as in the prestigious German magazine “Südost-Forschungen” appears to have played a role for the Institute of History in Pristina.

During the time, the process was kept closed, leaving the candidate unaware and thus violated one of the candidates' rights.

Even for his admission or refusal, Canay had not received an answer.

During the admission of candidates Mrika Limani, who for mentor had Bujar Dugallin at the University of Pristina and Kosovar Basha, doctored at Skopje University “Shun Kyrili and Methodius”, had published an associate of the institute on his Facebook page, but neither is she known to have any review by the commission, writes Democracy.com.

But, the role with special entities turns out to be played with power, as the unconventional priority for Mrika Limani was her proximity to the ruling LVV.

Limani is also part of the education of Vetevendosje.