Former VV delegation: There is mass disappointment against Vetevendosje Movement

Former MP Salih Salihu has indicated his activities in Vetevendosje.

He said the VV was locked in 2012.

Salihu has said that two years later they had entered the race in the national elections, where they have managed to represent themselves in the Assembly.

“has followed a slight but relatively sensitive increase. Then the most massive growth took place in 2017 when we made the government program because by then we denounced, protested and surfaced all the problems we thought were caused by all parties in power”, he said at Debat Plus at RTV Dukagujni.

Salihu has said that at the time, they had written a government programme of several hundred pages and reduced later on to several sosh, but that citizens, according to him, began without Vetevendosje as the ruling alternative.

He has said that the contribution to that programme had given many people, especially those of the New Spirit party including activists of the Vetevendosje Movement.

In 2019 he said that it was a smaller increase than that of 2017 in Vetevendosje, since the most massive establishment had suffered in 2021.

Former MP Salihu has said the establishment had also occurred as a consequence of the two parties' long rule ( The PDK and the LDK, where there was bad governance and expectations were greater than citizens, so disappointment in them had begun.

“Didn't reflect parties in government as they were then The PDK times the LDK together and triggers a massive growth of the Vetevendosje Movement, and all of this result I think is the consequence of ill-governance, ill-management and create a hope with those in LVV advertising that we have a drastic change that LVVV will be another, that LVV will solve many problems, stop many processes and so on and so on, he said.

For LVV's request to reach 500,000 votes, former MP Salihu has said he does not believe he will reach those votes.

“I don't believe because there is a disappointment, so massive”, he has said, adding that he on a daily basis has meetings with citizens in the year, in Pristina and Kosovo.

There's a lot of disappointment... some of the disappointment stems from within; many LVV activists have thought the main, essential life problems would choose the Vetevendosje Movement. When they came to power they saw that there is no capacity, a whole party government for weeks chooses the life problem ... Secondly, part of young people with visa liberalisation have fled outside”, he said.