The strong criticism that Fatmir Limaj has leveled at Prime Minister Albin Kurti during the campaign seems to have subsided in recent hours, when the leader of the Social Democratic Initiative did not rule out the possibility of a coalition with the Vetëvendosje movement.
"Whoever invites me to the table, I will go for Kosovo," said Limaj, who in the past has used strong language against Kurti, describing him as a fraud and a politician who changes positions.
Vullnet Bugaqku from KDI considers a coalition between Vetëvendosje and Nisma as possible, as together with non-Serb minorities and diaspora votes they could form a government. Limaj is one of 3 candidates from Nisma Social-Democratic who, according to preliminary results, has won a seat in the Assembly after running in coalition with Haradinaj's AAK, the Intellectuals and the Ideal list.
However, the question that arises is how effective will such a government be? According to Bugaqku, Kurti can play with delaying the formation of the government to put pressure on smaller parties, or some larger entity, but nevertheless, as he says, there are two interpretations of the Constitutional Court.
Regarding Fatmir Limaj's stance, the reaction of the AAK leader, Ramush Haradinaj, was not delayed, he told him that "evil has a name and that it is Albin Kurti." (A2 Televizion)
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