15 minutes agoWhat will happen if the Serbian List does not participate in early elections in the north?
Periskopi(3 years ago)
(3 years ago)Not until two months later from the election process that took place on April 23rd in the four Serb majority municipalities in northern Kosovo, The US and the EU asked state institutions to organise new elections. This is seen as the only opportunity to calm the tensions that are rampant in the north now and [...]
The farm told him. Periscope that the Serbian List will this time be participating in early elections, which are expected to be held in the four northern municipalities.
“I think the Serbian List will participate in the new elections, which are expected to be held in the country's north, because before there is a preparation and compliance, the elections will not be organised. On the other hand, we also had statements from international representatives that were itself Escobar as I remembered he said Vuciq had agreed that he would make his contribution to Serbs returning to institutions. ” - He said Ferati for Periscope.
Former Minister of Local Power said that if elections from the Serbian party are boycotted this time again, then the pressure will be lifted in some form, the guilt over the institutions of the Republic of Kosovo.
“I don't think it will boycott the elections, but if that happens, hypothetically we're saying, in a percentage of centuries to say, that something like this is going to happen, then at least the pressure goes away in some form in the fingernails of the institutions of the Republic of Kosovo, and then there's going to have to be a right strategy on the scene, otherwise Serbs have no right to leave institutions, where through those institutions they're trying to achieve their own goals. Even the association itself will then make no sense if they do not return to institutions. So my answer is no, that they will not boycott the next election process.”- Ferati said.
During the recent visit to Kosovo, American emissary Gabriel Escobar and European Minister Miroslav Lajcak have called on Pristina to organise new elections in the majority Serbian region, in order to calm tensions, meanwhile Serbia abandon combat readiness and remove troops from the border with Kosovo.
Violence erupted in northern Kosovo at the end of May after the mayors, ethnic Albanians, settled in municipal objects, in Serb-run populated municipalities following local elections held in April, in which turnout was only 3.5 per cent.
In response to the riots, in which Serb protesters clashed with NATO peacekeepers, leaving dozens injured on both sides, Serbia placed its armed forces in higher combat readiness. Meanwhile, NATO sent reinforcements to its mission in Kosovo. /Albina Zariqi - PERISCOP
