The Serbian List has frozen its work in Kosovo institutions, because the Assembly at the request of the government, without consultation with them, adopted a law on Trepča.
Statement by the Prime Minister of Kosovo, Isa Mustafa, in which he says that the Serbs would soon return to the Kosovo institutions, a representative of the Serbian List Nenad Rašić assessed as degrading and inappropriate.
“It is insincere and unfair; he’s always trying to shift the blame on us. I was disappointed with the statement of two days ago, when Mustafa very confidently said – very quickly their views will be thawed. I reckon this as disrespect of us and our efforts to build a democratic system within the Kosovo society,” said Rašić.
Rašić, instead of the return to Kosovo institutions, proposed to the Serbian caucus another solution.
“Get out of the coalition agreement and MPs to become opposition. Another option is starting the procedure for vote of no-confidence to the government. These were my proposals and I have suggested this to my colleagues, because this is the only logical solution,” said Rašić.
