Former Prime Minister and elected deputy of the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), Avdullah Hoti, has publicly criticized the current administration led by the Vetëvendosje Movement (LVV). Hoti cited findings from a National Democratic Institute (NDI) study, which was conducted in May 2026, asserting that the research demonstrates significant failures by the LVV in managing the country’s key institutions over the past six years. According to Hoti, the government’s tenure has resulted in what he termed “electoral deceptions.” He specifically addressed several key areas where he believes the LVV has failed to meet its stated objectives.
These areas include the pursuit of social justice, anti-corruption measures, the improvement of healthcare services, the quality of education, and ensuring secure future employment opportunities for citizens. In his statement, Hoti emphasized the source of his critique, quoting the NDI report: “The main findings from the NDI study, conducted in May 2026, show the deceptions and failures of LVV in leading the country’s institutions for 6 years.” He indicated that the comprehensive findings detailed within the NDI report substantiate his claims regarding the operational shortcomings of the administration. The comments from Hoti position the NDI study as the primary evidence supporting his critique of the LVV’s governance record.
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