PDK and the Alliance protest in front of the government headquarters, accusing Kurti and the ministers in office of blocking the institutions

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PDK and the Alliance protest in front of the government headquarters, accusing Kurti and the ministers in office of blocking the institutions

“Kurti and his ministers are usurpers, while Kosovo is in crisis and the citizens are feeling the consequences.” With these accusations, the deputies of the Democratic Party of Kosovo supported by members of the Assembly of the Municipal Assembly of Pristina, activists of this entity, but also deputies of the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo continued the political action in front of the government building.

“After every day that the Assembly is blocked, there is a citizen who waits, a family who has a problem, a municipality who has a project and a need that remains silent”Fjolla Vukshinaj-Reçica, member of the Assembly of the Municipal Assembly of Pristina.

“… We are bluntly telling Albin Kurti two things today. The first is that he and his ministers, who are in this facility, are usurpers and must vacate this facility. And the second is that they must return to the Assembly and pave the way for the creation of new institutions of the country… The damage is very great and there is only one person today who is not tired of the stagnation in all directions that the Republic of Kosovo has“, said Blerta Deliu, Deputy of PDK.

“The order is very simple that the recidivist violator of the Constitution continues to hide in his office…. He has blocked the constitution of Kosovo with the sole purpose of finding a door somewhere so that he can seize the position of the president for his own party and reverse the logic of the party that leads the state party“, Besnik Tahiri, deputy of AAK.

The Democratic Party of Kosovo and the Alliance from August 7, when the constitution of the Assembly was interrupted, continue the protests in front of the government building and at the seat of the Assembly, where they demand the continuation of the session, but the Vetëvendosje Movement demands that a political agreement for the new president be reached first, the absence of which, according to that subject, would lead the country to new elections.