Deliu-Codra: The Constitution called for compromise for the blockade in Parliament, Kurti tried to present the invitation to meet as such

At Dukagjini's FIVE, Deliu-Codra has commented on the recent meeting between political leaders, which followed the Constitutional Court's act published on June 26th, which imposes the constitution within 30 days.

She has stressed that the invitation made by Albin Kurti, chairman of Vetevendosje and representative of the largest parliamentary grouping, to gather other leaders for discussions, cannot be considered a compromise.

We had a meeting invited by Mr. Kurti, where he was invited immediately after the Constitutional Court's trial. No sessions were held and were invited to a meeting with political activists to discuss a situation, with a new political moment. It was also proved by Mr. Kurti that compromise is named his invitation to meet political leaders.

The first one cannot be called compromise the invitation of the largest parliamentary grouping to discuss with political actors the effort to overcome the political stalemate. You know The PDK, since the end of the elections, has gone to each meeting and will go invited by institutions or heads of institutions in an effort to get out of the serious situation that is naturally challenging us as MP”, Deliu-Codra said./Periscopi/