VLEN deputy Saranda Imeri-Stafai recently participated in a broadcast on PodGo, where she addressed the current political landscape in BDI, focusing on the governance of the government, her party, and the Municipality of Gostivar, her place of origin. During the discussion, Imeri-Stafai emphasized that VLEN faces inherited systemic problems, arguing that numerous issues have not been adequately resolved by previous administrations. She stated that the party is grappling with discrepancies where legal regulations differ from practical implementation, a situation she claims the current governing body, OBRM-PDUKM, is capitalizing upon.
Reflecting on her political journey, Imeri-Stafai noted that her departure from BDI in 2020 was due to internal disagreements within the party structure. Despite the political tensions, the deputy expressed satisfaction with her role as a deputy. She affirmed her commitment to public service and stated that she would openly present herself to the electorate should future elections take place.
Her comments underscored a critique of the existing political management, suggesting that unresolved administrative and legal inconsistencies continue to challenge the operational stability of local governance. The broadcast provided a platform for Imeri-Stafai to outline her perspective on the ongoing institutional challenges confronting VLEN and the broader political environment in the region.
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