Two new materials expected to go to Constitutional Court for Political Currency

The first, by President Vjosa Osmani, is the subject that will be presented to the Constitution in the event the institutions are not established by 26 July. During this week's conference, Osman warned there will be legal consequences:

“I can call for damage, risks facing the country if we're not a constitutionalised... I'm convinced that for every term, even for this deadline, if not respected there must be legal consequences. I'm talking criminal consequences, I'm talking law enforcement... What happens to institutions if they don't build up until 26 July?

She explained: “If... this weekend there are no institutions or agreements, we will address the Court early in the week. ”

The second, proposed by the Vetevendosje Movement, concerns a Supreme Court ruling, which has ruled that the deputy and acting minister, Iron Murati, cannot hold two positions simultaneously. The VV aims to appeal this decision to the Constitutional.

The “bets Minister Murati did it on April 19th, instruction is signed on April 15th, three days ahead, if we count April 15th. It's a vague situation because the Supreme Court has added something that does not exist in the government law.

When the Parliament is introduced, the Government is formed, if Minister Murati is the minister again, we have decided not to quote me, then of course he will no longer be an MP.

We will complain this ruling in the Constitutional Court as soon as possible... through state lawyer will be filed a complaint against”, she said.

It is expected to see whether the Constitution will accept the cases and decide on the necessary deadlines and clarifications./Periscopi/