Former deputy Ilir Deda has publicly criticized six members of the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) concerning their involvement in the LDK’s recent agreement with the Vetëvendosje Movement (LVV) regarding the election of the president. In a statement posted on Facebook, Deda addressed the group of LDK deputies, asserting that they should have publicly declared their opposition to any potential accord between the two parties at the commencement of negotiations. Deda specifically noted that the six LDK deputies ought to have articulated their stance upfront, explaining why they did not support any agreement between the LDK and LVV.
Furthermore, he contended that they should have presented arguments advocating for new parliamentary elections as the optimal resolution. According to the former deputy, the six LDK deputies ultimately did not endorse the candidacy resulting from the agreement. The criticism from Deda centers on the perceived lack of transparency and clear public positioning from these specific LDK deputies during the delicate negotiations.
His remarks suggest that a clear, dissenting public declaration earlier in the process would have been necessary, according to Deda, to reflect their opposition to the proposed political alignment.
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