Vlads: New VV elections to drop

According to him, there may be delays in forming the Government if a coalition agreement is not reached that, along with the votes of non-Serb minorities, provides the necessary majority.

The establishment of the Government is linked to the results of the February 9th parliamentary vote, not with these municipalities. The delay in forming the government could have if there is no agreement on a coalition that, along with the votes of non-Serb minorities, will have the necessary votes. And not only late, but there's no Government without a coalition” at all, Vlads said in a premonition for IndexOnline.

Vlasi says opposition parties will seek out the coalition government, while everything will depend on which party Kurti's offer will accept.

The opposition parties will seek out the coalition government. Which of the opposition parties will accept Kurt's bid for the coalition, depending on whether it will have Government. And that can happen quickly. But the question remains whether there will be agreement and with which party.”, he stressed.

According to him, a possible and preferred coalition would be between the VV and LDK.

“V-LDK.”

Vlasi adds that the results of municipal elections should not affect the establishment of government coalitions.

The results of municipal elections should not be crucial to the government coalition. So neither in Pristina. ”

According to him, Vetevendosje does not have the capacity to form Government without entering the coalition.

“The VV has no capacity to form a government without a coalition. ”

According to him, the main problem is that neither the VV nor opposition parties are satisfied with the election results, as they have all expected more.

The main problem is that neither VV nor opposition parties are happy with the election results because they want more. VV wants to govern itself, so more than 50%. Opposition parties also want the VV to lead him into opposition. In new elections, the VV will have apparent roots because voters have disappointed them with games and blockades concerning the Parliament's constitutionalisation. Anyway, Kurt's been hanging out for as long as he can because he's government. However, the crisis will last.”, Vlasi said away.

Under the Constitution, if the government does not get the most necessary votes in the Assembly, the president must mandate another candidate within 10 days. And if the government fails to be elected again the second time, then the president must announce elections and be held within 40 days of their announcement. /Periscope/