Constituent session, Tahiri: The goal of the LVV is to buy time and send the case to the Constitutional Court.

Alliance Deputy Besnik Tahiri reported that recent discussions involving the Alliance, the Democratic Party of Kosovo, and the Democratic League of Kosovo were centered on establishing a unified approach among the parties. During the statements, Tahiri criticized the Vetëvendosje Movement (LVV), asserting that the group was generating disorder both within the public sphere and concerning procedural governance. According to Tahiri, a key point of contention for the LVV is its push to extend the current constitutional term.

He characterized this objective as irresponsible and disruptive. “They have on their political agenda extending the constitutional term… it is irresponsibility, deception, it is chaos,” Tahiri stated.

The Deputy further elaborated on his assessment of the LVV’s motivations. He suggested that the movement’s strategy is designed to provoke a reaction from the opposition. This, he argued, would prompt the opposition to refer the matter of the constitutional term to the Constitutional Court.

Tahiri concluded by suggesting that this entire maneuver serves the purpose of buying time for a broader political agreement. The comments provide insight into the ongoing political maneuvering surrounding institutional timelines in Kosovo.

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