“State Determination and divisions”, recent criticisms of Kurti Government

PDK opposition parties yesterday have addressed criticism in the direction of Kurti Government, accusing it of deregulation of state and divisions.

LDK Chairman Lumir Abdixhiku published a video from Peja yesterday, showing that government there is building a sports pair, while he said that in the upcoming elections citizens will have options “The New” and on the other side of the one they divide.

In the next election, the choice will be quite easy. On the one hand, you have those who hold you in the swamp of hatred, division and division of each and everything, and on the other hand you have the New Street with a lot of 5 billion euros concrete projects in sports, culture, education, health and infrastructure; in things that determine your real family life! We found the way! Your turn now!” wrote Obadiah.

And PDK deputy Ganimete Musliu, during a meeting with citizens in Skenderaj, has said that the PDK will strongly return “to stop undoing Kosovo's freedom and citizenship”.

The Democratic Party is the voice of the homeland. Therefore, the PDK is needed and will strongly return to halt Kosovo's revising of freedom and citizenship. This was the tenor of my debate with Scytheak citizens. We have to take this citizen feeling seriously because it's the feeling that this people and this country are kept unkempt for thousands of years. At and love and pride of our voters, we must communicate in political vision for the future of Kosovo. The stability of our voters should be translated into a political programme for victory”, it wrote.

While LDK deputy Armend Zemaj has criticised the Ministry of Health for saying that the flight of nurses from the country is what he says.

These nurses are really terrifying, that is. It's only been half the year, and we have this high interest in running out, you wouldn't call it concern. A GREM, whose sound is facing on deaf ears”, stressed Zemaj for FrontOnline.

Democratic Party of Kosovo MP Bekim Haxhiu has addressed criticism in the direction of Justice Minister Albulen Haxhiu, demanding her resignation, as he said failed and changed nothing but her looks.

Not only would I have to resign, but I don't think it should be even appointed as justice minister, given that since the beginning of its mandate they had the morning at court hearings for the acts that were accused, and afternoon in the Ministry of Justice, it's failed minister in terms of her work in drafting laws that have ended in the Constitutional Court and were brought down by this court<1>, Haxhiu said.