Kosovo opposition begins collecting signatures for a vote of no confidence in the government

The Kosovo opposition party Movement for Self-Determination on August 6 launched a procedure for collecting signatures in support of a vote of no confidence in the government of Avdullah Hoti. This was reported by the Albanian news agency Telegrafi. Arberie Nagavtsi, deputy chairman of the party, commenting on this initiative, said that there is no citizen of Kosovo who would not realize that this government is illegal and illegitimate. This Government has already proved that the inability to govern the country "The health and life of citizens is jeopardized by the poor management of the epidemiological situation and the situation in the country as a whole." Arbiye Nagavtsi See also: Between the hammer and the anvil, the Prime Minister of Kosovo cornered himself. In order to get Hoti removed from office, a vote of no confidence will need the support of 80 deputies out of 120, which will require the votes of both Self-Determination and the Democratic Party of Kosovo, the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo. There is a possibility that deputies from the party of the Prime Minister of the Democratic League of Kosovo will support a vote of no confidence.