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After almost three weeks of blockade, the deputies of the Kosovo Assembly are expected to gather again tomorrow morning.
According to the Constitutional Court's ruling, a candidate can be nominated up to three times for the position of Speaker of the Assembly. The Court emphasized that the Assembly must be constituted within a period of 30 days.
The winning party, Vetëvendosje, has criticized yesterday's decision by the Constitutional Court, calling it arbitrary. Meanwhile, former opposition parties have welcomed the decision of this legal institution.
The Constitutional Court has ordered the Assembly to elect the new Speaker of Parliament within 30 days through open voting, putting the same candidate on the ballot no more than three times.
This one-month deadline began on August 18, after the publication of the full judgment by the Constitutional Court.
The constitutive session for the constitution of the new parliamentary composition resulting from the February elections began on April 15. However, because no party managed to form a single majority and no political agreement was reached, the issue stalled at the election of the Speaker of the Assembly.
The LVV of the incumbent Prime Minister, Albin Kurti, won 48 seats and the other parliamentary parties have refused to vote for its candidate for Speaker of the Parliament, Albulena Haxhiu, whose appointment requires at least 61 votes.
PDK came in second with 24 seats, LDK third with 20, followed by Serbian List - the largest Serb party in Kosovo with 9, and the coalition between AAK and the Social Democratic Initiative, with 8. Another 11 seats are for minorities.
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