Musliu: Albin doesn't know, he doesn't want the government. Albin wants to rule.

Musliu also stressed that Kurti doesn't know and doesn't want to rule, but he does.

The big mandate is a big responsibility. And when a leader takes such a strong belief from citizens, he does not have the luxury of failing in the most basic task: building and functioning state institutions, because, in the end, democracy is not measured in words and promises, but with concrete results for citizens. Albin doesn't know, and he doesn't want the government, Albin does with SUNU!

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WHICH SA SHANSA SHOW POPULATION BE ALBIN CENTURY?

The people of Kosovo gave Albin Kurti three consecutively the greatest political confidence in post-war history. With all his failures in the first two mandates, citizens gave him a mandate of over 50% to build stable institutions, make decisions and move the country forward.

But today, in the face of blockades and delays in functioning institutions, a legitimate question arises: how much chance should people give a government that fails to turn confidence into results?

Kosovo cannot be held hostage to political calculations. Citizens did not vote for stagnation, nor for endless reasoning. They voted for responsibility, action and operating institutions.

The big mandate is a big responsibility. And when a leader takes such a strong belief from citizens, he does not have the luxury of failing in the most basic task: building and functioning state institutions, because, in the end, democracy is not measured in words and promises, but with concrete results for citizens.

Albin doesn't know, and he doesn't want the government, Albin wants the government!