Kurt begins pressure on the Constitutional ʹ through “weiit at” with a post applying to Court

Blerim Sallan, the legal adviser to Prime Minister Albin Kurti, says the Constitutional Court should take into account, according to him, the interest that the country will not go to new parliamentary elections, as the deadline is approaching when this final authority for the interpretation of the Constitution must unseminate the act.

He wrote in a Facebook post that “mosasation of the previous procedure in Article 86, of the Constitution for electing the president, clearly shows that the country cannot go to extraordinary elections”.

The Constitutional Court, therefore, can easily receive the conviction through which it will declare a grossly unconstitutional decree that has brutally and unconstitutionally hit, constitutional principles on which the constitutional order is based, the division of powers, the superiority of the Constitution, the usurpation of constitutional competencies of legislative power, and together with the division of powers”, he wrote.

Sauni mentioned that the prime minister, in his request for the collapse of President Vjosa Osmani's decree on the distribution of the Parliament, has argued for “the preservation of constitutional order, the continuation of governance, the avoidance of the” elections.

Therefore, all these constitutional provisions have been deeply and widely argued in our demand in order to contribute to the preservation of constitutional order, the continuation of governance, the avoidance of elections that would produce almost the same results, the saving of the state budget about 10m euros in election organisation, and the respect of our country's economic, financial and social stability, he wrote.

Therefore, the constitutional interest of the Constitutional Court through the release of the relevant bias of course it will be able to embody, contain and protect these constitutional values and principles which make up the essence of the democratic, social and constitutional functioning of our state”, Saqu added.

President Vjosa Osmani on the morning of March 6th issued a decree on the distribution of the Parliament after saying MPs the previous day had failed to elect the new president, “under constitutional deadline”.

That decision, according to the Vetevendosje Movement, was taken contrary to the guidelines the country's Constitution provides for such a situation. Kurti himself sent the president's decision to Constitution that day, considering the decree “grave violation of constitutional order”.

The Constitutional Court on March 9th imposed temporary measures, with which it banned the president and the Parliament of any action by the end of the month.