Haziri to Osman: He chose not to keep his hands tied

Anyone else who, according to him, intervenes in any other form with help or facilitates the process within the competencies is normal. Anyone who tends to put pressure or political blackmail on this legislature is outside the constitutional mandate.”, Haziri says.

Furthermore, he says President Vjosa Osmani has decided not to keep his hands tied when she sent him to the Constitutional Court, the issue of the blockade in the Assembly.

Now Osman President is seen as the authority with hands tied by some of us, and by some others is seen as Albin Kurti's swimmer. The whole situation has been conveyed before and after elections by the office of president of the Republic, and it is, of course, sending to the court completely at the bottom that she has chosen not to keep her hands tied. This is her case. The Constitutional Court doesn't believe it gives constitutional competency”, Haziri said.

In its request, the country's first one has asked for a temporary measure to be decided so that the 30-day term for the constitution does not flow.

This deadline ends on July 26th, until then it is scheduled to hold even a session at the sole point of selecting the chief parliament and deputy head of the Parliament. /Periscope/