Ujdia mes Vetëvendosjes dhe Lidhjes Demokratike të Kosovës (LDK) ka thelluar mosmarrëveshjet në partinë që ka dalë e treta në zgjedhjet e qershorit.
Deputetja Janina Ymeri ka thënë se pas saj mund të fshihet tregtia me energji, deklaratë të cilën e ka kundërshtuar kolegu i saj në parti Paris Guri.
On Monday, an agreement was reached between LVV and LDK that university professor Bekim Sejdiu would be the joint candidate for president.
Por këtë ujdi e kanë kundërshtuar gjashtë deputetë të partisë së tretë, përfshitë Ymerin, e cila është ankuar për siç ka thënë sulmet propagandistike nga Vetëvendosja dhe kryetari i saj në parti, Lumir Abdixhiku.
And precisely because of this cause, the door to LDK was opened for Ymer, said MP Paris Guri, when reacting to his fellow party member.
"When I hear accusations of 'energy mafia' today, a very simple question arises: If Lumir Abdixhiku is part of the 'energy mafia', then why exactly did he choose, promote and open a political path for one of the people he accuses of it today," Guri wrote in a post.
The agreement between LDK and Vetëvendosje that university professor Bekim Sejdiu would be the joint candidate for president was opposed by Avdullah Hoti, Hykmete Bajrami, Kujtim Shala, Janina Ymeri, Armend Zemaj and Arben Gashi.
Abdixhiku has stated that the opposition of six LDK MPs makes it impossible to elect the president due to the lack of numbers in the Assembly.
Their justification that they do not want to extend the life of Albin Kurti's government, LDK leader Lumir Abdixhiku, has described as unsustainable.
According to him, the LDK had already decided to remain in opposition, while on Tuesday the candidate proposed by the party itself was rejected.
Abdixhiku blamed a third of LDK MPs for leading the country to elections.
Member of the Presidency of the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), Imri Ahmeti, both the leader of Lipjani and the Secretary General of this party, has said that he refuses to lynch those who, according to him, have kept the party alive.
Ahmeti reacted after the criticism and accusations that LDK leader Lumir Abdixhiku made against 6 MPs of this party who declared against the agreement with Vetëvendosje to support Bekim Sejdiu for president.
"I speak from the inside. From its foundation until today, in good times and in challenges. And that is precisely why I refuse to so easily lynch and accuse those who have kept the LDK alive in the most difficult days, while pampering political tourists. Where is this culture of insults, lynchings and accusations? This is not our heritage, nor our value," Ahmeti wrote in a Facebook post.
The constitutional deadline for the constitution of the Assembly ended on August 7. The last session on this issue was held a day later, and its continuation has not been called since then.
The chairman of the constitutive session, Avni Dehari, from Vetëvendosje, has not yet set a date for the continuation of the session.