VV says there is a drop in corruption, opposition mentions anti-Contetitive interventions and laws

Opposition parties accused the power to intervene in high institutions and corruption in the country, while the alleged majority is fighting corruption.

Vetevendosje Movement MP Mimoza-Kosari-Lila said the report contains an objective assessment of the reality and challenges that institutions have in fighting corruption.

She said that in this report, Kosovo has declined corruption in recent years as a cause of institutional commitments. As an example, he asked to take over the situation in PTK.

“One of the stories of success is the Kosovo Post, which from a company with pronounced malmanagement has arrived at companies with increased interference in each branch, and that over the last three years has had excellent Bord, even from the gender quota of professionalism”, she said.

And Democratic Party of Kosovo MP Blerta Deliu-Codra said the government, led by Albin Kurti, is characterised with anti-unconstitutional decisions.

“has had an open tendency to capture institutions and, as a result, appears to have a bill aimed at apprehending the legal institution (Kosovo Prosecutorial Council). The wage law, their reduction in the justice sector with an effort to threaten independent institutions, an effort for change that we have seen so far” were some of Deliu-Kodra's remarks.

She also cited interventions in the KPM Law and the threatening language against journalists.

I'm still saying what we've seen is really painful and does not characterize the proper institutional integrity”, she said.

Democratic League of Kosovo MP Arben Gashi said the culture of governance that Kurti is a culture of public pressure, saying he does not take responsibility even if he risks the state's foundations.

And we can say that it's the government that's brought in mostly anti-competitive laws, there are solutions, but there must be a first state of emergency, it can't reduce economic freedoms, and then even the chief state prosecutor, with direct interference, it shows a direct tendency for intervention in institutions. The obligation of MPs' decisions is the problem of this governance, which is dangerous for institutional stability”, Gashi said.

Gashi said the current government is the government that has mostly awarded single-source tenders, adding that this exceeds the number of over 350.

And Alliance for Future of Kosovo Parliamentary Group chief Besnik Tahiri said damage

With the nepotism made by this government, there is no 4-year-old damage, but more than 15-x1>, Tahiri said.

Tahiri also mentioned interventions in the justice system, saying they are still continuing.

But for that he received Replic from the Kusari-Lila of Vetevendosje.

“is constantly accusing the government of intervention in law enforcement, and what is happening in the legislative system has been adopted by a host of bills such as Vettingu's, Financing for political parties, changing the mandate of the Anti-corruption Agency”, she said.