Bislimi cheats in Germany says there is no need for partners: We have no government crisis

The incumbent Deputy Prime Minister, Besnik Bislimi, says there is no crisis in Kosovo, while the country awaits the 23rd continuation of the constitutional session, which is being interrupted every two days after the Vetevendosje Movement, which is insisting on the election of Albulen Haxhiu, has no votes needed to do so.

Bislimi was asked by Deutsche Welle in Addelheid Feilcke in Aachen, Germany, which partners will overcome the blockade, while said that “does not need partners” for this.

We actually don't have a government crisis. The government is in charge. She's waiting for the new government that will be more or less of a compound similar to the old one. What we are currently stuck with is the constitutionalisation of the Parliament, which appears to have some political subjects' interest in blocking it, submitting demands that are meaningless and not helping democracy health in Kosovo”, he said.

After asked that “who are the preferred partners” of LVV “to pass the deadlock”, Bislimi put it this way: “Today the Parliament is 120 deputies and must be constitutionalised by 120 MPs. There's no need for partners. Each has its own share of responsibility”.

And we're all going to be constitutions of Parliament”, he said.

LVV, according to him, is doing its part, giving the proposal.

What this phase requires is that the subject make the nomination and vote”, he said.

The other parties must do what they should to participate in the vote and assist in the constitutionalisation of the” Assembly, Bislim said.

He said the LVV has made “several proposals”, citing also “changing the voting method”, which is being considered by the Constitutional Court./Periscopi/