9 minutes ago“has lost credibility by supporting Kurti”, analysts criticise Osman after meeting with leaders, say he needs courage to assess the crisis
Periskopi(a year ago)
(a year ago)The amendments are running, the verdict is clear é, so said Kosovo President Vjosa Osmani after meetings he held separately with leaders of the main political parties as the starting point to make efforts to find the way out of the institutional blockade. These meetings also marked Osman's second attempt to find an opportunity [...]
Political analysts have criticised Osman's inaction to resolve the political stalemate, even though it is guaranteed by the Constitution.
Analyst Shzen Maliqi says the Constitution allows Osman to operate in case of crisis, and that it is not determined how to act.
Maliqi, added that Osman would have to act since Kurti and the ministers in office, even after swearing as deputies, have continued to hold office in the government.
The first “is that Kurti and his ministers have been certified as deputy, and continue to hold posts. Both the Constitution and the law that has proposed and approved Vetevendosje itself say that they cannot be exercised simultaneously, with automatism interrupted or one or the other.
Only this usurpation is enough that President Kurti says they have resigned in writing, but it has the automatic consequence that she can't even remain prime minister in office, but she's only the most just MP and sʹke at the constitutional session from the moment she was certified as MP. A deputy prime minister in office was to be assigned, and go to sessions as MP”, he said.
Thurkizen
From April 15th through June 3rd, 41 sessions for every 48 hours have been held for the constitution. All these sessions have proved unsuccessful.
Maliqi considers Osmani would have to intervene in this case, providing a 15-day deadline for forming institutions.
The next moment for action is manipulation of 40 sessions, blocking the government's institution. The president had to intervene immediately by giving in the pro-visual term how long it takes to elect the president and the head of the Parliament, without waiting for the Constitutional Court's opinion that, with much delay, he said it should take place within 30 days, which she could say is 15 days, as long as she has mandated the creation of the”, Matosi said.
“Although the Constitution and the law do not say it literally as long as the constitution is carried out, the guarantor of functionality has the right to limit time, not to allow the purchase of the postcurum of time even by making the debate between depuet.
Then, the president acts through decrees that are executive power, and the decree to speed up the constitution's constitutionalisation is based on its role in ensuring the functioning of institutions. Furthermore, by calling to both points that I have mentioned, the president has the opportunity to declare the state of emergency, or if the blockade continues because of the obstructive behavior of lawbreakers and the constitution, it can announce the repetition of elections.
As it turns out, the president simply needs the courage to assess the crisis as a crisis and more inventive. It's not too late yet!
According to analyst Halil Matoshi, the country's first has lost credibility since it is supportive of Albin Kurtitı.
Kosovo's “president was needed much earlier with absorption of its competencies by Article 4 of the Constitution (convention of democratic functioning of institutions); but it has lost credibility and neutrality were supported by Albin Kurti. The constitutional order now violated rand, while the president has no one mechanism available to stop the state's attempt at”, Matosh said.
Halil Matosh
Matoshi, received earlier examples of former President Atifete Jahjaga, who in October 2015, had asked the Constitutional Court to assess the compliance of the Agreement for the Association of the Serb Major Communities with the Constitution of Kosovo.
The Constitutional Guard does not consider hypothetical questions, unless it is subject to a decision or legal consequence! ”, he added.
The Vice President, on April 15th, is willing to let Avni Dehar know that the listed agenda by the former Speaker of the Assembly (eightth legislation) is not affected because it is strict and formal and at a binding session must apply previous practices and that there are no procedures for changing voting. The president has been reluctant to let the Parliament be taken hostage by an ordiner/ordiner”, Matosh said.
