Haradinaj confident that he will constitute Government, excludes Vetëvendosje
(KTV)
Although not with an expected victory, the PDK-AAK-Nisma (PAN) coalition is the winner of the June 11 elections.
Candidate for Prime Minister of this coalition, Ramush Haradinaj, pledges he will constitute the new Government in the first week after the certification of results.
Haradinaj said that he will fulfil the number of 61 MPs both with communities and with the Albanian votes.
The AAK chairman, Ramush Haradinaj, rules out chances for a potential partnership with Vetëvendosje Movement, saying he does not consider the former leader of this political entity serious enough.
According to Haradinaj, the fact that Albin Kurti is denying some truths shows how far he can go to achieve his goals. According to Haradinaj, Kurti is deceiving citizens, saying he is a winner. VV’s only victory can be the moral one, he added.
While, with regard to dialogue with Serbia Haradinaj reiterated that the EU’s only presence will not suffice, adding that the presence of U.S. is indispensable.
As far as dialogue is concerned, Haradinaj has said he will not continue where it was left, but underlined that he will initially seek investigations for what had been achieved.
Abrashi: LDK will look into Vetëvendosje’s request for coalition
(Klan Kosova, TV21)
LDK, which is in coalition with AKR and Alternativa, for the first time commented Vetëvendosje’s invitation to cooperation for constituting the new Government.
LDK Spokesperson, Arban Abrashi, did not deny or claim that LDK will cooperate with Vetëvendosje in the future.
“I believe that over the coming days, the leadership will look into all the requests, but I believe that we have to wait for the certification first and then decide further,” Abrashi told media.
On the other hand, Xhelal Sveqla, member of Vetëvendosje’s executive committee, said they have received the first indications of cooperation from LAA coalition.
The candidate for Prime Minister of PAN coalition, Ramush Haradinaj, also says they have started discussions with political parties for constitution of new Government.
Xhelal Sveçla said that Vetëvendosje does not negotiate with any political party regarding the issue of Prime Minister. He also confirmed that Vetëvendosje delegation met with the U.S. Ambassador to Kosovo.
Irregularities send 30 polling stations to vote recount
(KTV)
Thirty polling stations will be recounted, as there were more irregularities in them and as such they have exceeded the level of tolerance.
Following the audit that was done to these boxes, it was recommended to the Central Elections Commission that, as a first process, they should be recounted.
Chief Executive Officer of the CEC Secretariat explained some of the irregularities in these and other polling stations that have been quarantined at the Count and Results Centre – CRC.
With some remarks, all CEC members approved the CRC report.
In the meantime, besides these 30 boxes that will be recounted, in 140 others it was found that there were no serious violations that damage the outcome.
While, in 19 polling stations, there was cancellation of conditional ballots, due to the discrepancies between the envelopes and the conditional ballot list in polling stations.
Srpska List got nine Assembly seats, SLS one
(RTK2)
Based on preliminary results of the early general elections in Kosovo, Srpska List got nine while the Independent Liberal Party (SLS) one seat in the new composition of the Assembly of Kosovo.
This was stated to Beta news agency by a source at the Kosovo Central Elections Commission.
According to this source, in June 11 elections Srpska List got 90 percent of the votes of overall number of Serb voters who turned out in the voting.
The final election results are expected to be announced in about ten days, RTK2 reported.
Discontented LDK members blame Mustafa for party’s fall
(KTV)
The disappointing result of LDK in the June 11 elections has pushed the former MP and LDK member Adem Salihaj to request resignation of this party chairman, Isa Mustafa.
He calls for his resignation from the LDK head, but also reflection of the party’s leadership.
The other LDK member, Fatmir Rexhepi, is also disappointed with LDK’s result in these elections, while he expects reflection from the leadership, too.
Salihaj and Rexhepi say they were punished by the LDK electorate, due to many mistakes made by the leader of the party with the entering into coalition with PDK in 2014.
Days ago, LDK member Donika Gërvalla said that Isa Mustafa has failed as party chairman and should leave the party urgently, together with his close team, which is co-responsible for the strategy before and after elections.
Out of preliminary CEC results, LDK took 25.79 percent of the votes, ranking after Vetevëndosje and PDK-AAK-Nisma coalition.
