Assemblymen members representing the Vetëvendosje Movement (LVV) in Prizren have lodged a criminal complaint with the Basic Prosecutor’s Office of Prizren regarding the procedure for distributing cultural and youth subsidies. The allegations center on the management practices of the Directorate of Culture, Youth, and Sport. According to reports from TV Prizren, the LVV deputies expressed significant concerns over the methods used to evaluate and select beneficiaries for these state subsidies.
They specifically alleged instances of irregularities, undisclosed conflicts of interest, and the unequal treatment of various local organizations. Prior to filing the complaint, the assemblymen stated they had formally requested that the issue be added to the agenda of the Municipal Council to publicly voice their dissatisfaction with the distribution of funds intended for culture, youth, and sport initiatives within Prizren. They reported that this initial request was ultimately voted down by the council members.
Following this procedural hurdle, the deputies noted that they were subsequently invited to meet with the director overseeing the relevant directorate. The filing of the criminal complaint marks the most formal action taken by the LVV regarding the matter. The complaint aims to investigate the integrity of the subsidy allocation process.
The core dispute revolves around whether the distribution mechanism for these funds adhered to established guidelines, or if procedural flaws disadvantaged certain community groups. These actions indicate a formal challenge to the transparency and fairness of the subsidy awarding process in the municipality.
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