In its front-page editorial, the paper today writes that Monday put an end to speculations on who will lead the new government of Kosovo and also proved that the two largest parties, the Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) and Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), were not immune to narrow interest groups and chose 14 “recycled” names to be again part of the government. These “recycled” officials may have served their leaders well but they never made a positive change in the way they ran their ministries. They are not interested in fighting corruption and strengthening democracy but the citizens should not give up hope and should seek accountability for every money spent.
Recycled government (Kosova Sot)
- Published: 9 years ago on 09/12/2014
- By: OSPI-rq
- Last Modified: December 9, 2014 @ 2:05 pm
- Filed Under: Opinions
- Tagged With: Kosova Sot, Kosovo Government
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