7 hours agoXhavit Haliti: Kurt and Limaj met, but there was no agreement
Periskopi(a year ago)
(a year ago)Former President of PDK)sa, Xhavit Haliti, says Kurti and Limaj met, but without an agreement being reached, Periscope follows. Haliti through a Facebook post, has indicated that the PDK is the only party in Kosovo since “the ruling” had no VV partner. The remaining “were in the pot or vortex of [...]
Haliti through a Facebook post, has indicated that the PDK is the only party in Kosovo since “the ruling” had no VV partner.
The other “have been in the joint political pot or vortex, and the testicles to enable power are shared. This does not mean that the PDK has not had public and non-public meetings and that it has not shared messages with VV and with all political parties in the country”, Haliti writes among other things. As for Limaj's meeting with Kurti, Haliti believes Limaj's demands are being analysed by the head of VV '%s' and, according to him, in these cases there is a first, second and third meeting.
“Bilateral issue is a good indicator that has an agreement for nontransparentity and to silence”, Haliti writes.
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Without claiming that I have any information about the mist set up that Kurti and Limaj met or not, I want to be clear: the second are Kosovo citizens, are party leaders, elected MPs and have public responsibility before the electorate that voted, constitutional, legal and party.
But, Fatmir also has an additional responsibility, which is trust in (the political sʹka), the AAK partner, with whom he should be fair and at least announce the political divorce, or this is a media smoke and strategy of greats to facilitate the breaking of the ice to start negotiations.
The only party in Kosovo that has not had a VV partner, the PDK, at “. The others have been in the joint political pot or vortex and the testaps to enable power to divide them together. This does not mean that PDK has not had public and non-public meetings and that it has not shared messages with VV and with all political parties in the country.
The winning party is in an effort to make votes to create the government. The opposition has a position of its own, but that it has the common candidate for prime minister, which weakens it in relation to the VV electoral power.
So, in my opinion, anything is possible, but now hard to predict, because the public is tired of dezinforms and television debates, of which most are confusing noises than might be called debates.
In my view, Kurti needs to coalition with a small party, which enables the passage of <x0ilber”, such as the Social Democrat Initiative, party with left ideology like VV.
The VV constitutionally complements the government with minorities excluding the Serbian List, but how stable this kind of coalition will remain to see.
As for Limaj and Kurt's silence, as well as the noise of whether they met or not, I think they met, but they haven't managed to make deals yet.
I believe Limaj's demands are being analyzed by Kurt and always in these cases has a first, second and third encounter. Bilateral silence is a good indicator that they have an agreement for nontransparity and silence.
