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The political deadlock over the presidential election has escalated as Lumir Abdixhiku, chairman of the LDK, stated the country is heading towards new elections due to internal party dissent. Six LDK deputies, including Armend Zemaj, continue to reject Bekim Sejdiu's candidacy, despite an agreement with Prime Minister Albin Kurti's Vetëvendosje party, leading to strong criticism from Abdixhiku and a continued insistence from Kurti that the agreement holds.
Koha Ditore:
Kurti insists on agreement; LDK deputies clash over it
Prime Minister Kurti is pushing for an agreement, while deputies from the LDK party are reportedly clashing over the issue.
Gazeta Express:
Hoxhaj: Kurti Committed a Constitutional Coup; PDK Will Take the Case to…
Enver Hoxhaj, a deputy of PDK, claims Prime Minister Kurti has committed a 'constitutional coup' and that his party will challenge the matter in the Constitutional Court.
Gazeta Express:
How Many Votes Does Sejdiu Have for President? Kurti Says 74, Abdixhiku: The…
There is a dispute over the number of votes for the presidential candidate Sejdiu, with Kurti claiming 74 and Lumir Abdixhiku questioning the figures.
Gazeta Express:
Kurti: Abdixhiku Informed Me About the LDK Situation; We Need a New Presidency…
Prime Minister Kurti stated that Lumir Abdixhiku updated him on the internal situation of the LDK party, and a new presidency meeting is needed to plan future steps.
Gazeta Express:
Kurti on Meeting with Minority MPs: They Are Sorry That 6 LDK MPs Are Not…
Following a meeting with minority parliamentary group representatives, Prime Minister Kurti reported that they expressed regret over the non-compliance of six LDK MPs with an agreement.
Gazeta Express:
New Situation After Opposition from LDK's '6-Group': New Abdixhiku-Kurti…
Following dissent from a group of six LDK MPs, a new meeting between Lumir Abdixhiku and Kurti is reportedly scheduled to address the evolving political situation.
Gazeta Express:
Zemaj Responds to Abdixhiku: The LDK Chairman's Seat is Heavy and Not for…
Armend Zemaj, a deputy of LDK, responds to Lumir Abdixhiku, stating that the party leadership position is demanding and he has no regrets about his support.
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