“Absolutely not,” Gërvalla rules out a coalition with the PDK: In its current state, the country cannot move forward with this party

Acting Minister of Justice and co-chair of the Guxo Party, Donika Gërvalla, recently commented in the media on the options for governing coalitions after the elections.

In her remarks, she first focused on the PDK, which she said continues to represent a segment of politics that, according to her, bears responsibility for the high level of crime and corruption in the country, “Bota sot” reports. According to Gërvalla, the Guxo Party has no common ground whatsoever with this political entity.

“The Democratic Party of Kosovo still represents that part of politics which is responsible for an extraordinary degree of crime and corruption that has dominated our country. Therefore, especially with the PDK, the Guxo Party does not have even a single thing in common,” she said.

When asked whether there was any possibility of governing together with the PDK, Gërvalla categorically ruled out such a scenario.

She also raised questions about the way this party is led, assessing that several decision-making centers operate within it, which, according to her, makes cooperation difficult.

“With the PDK? To fight crime and corruption, no.

Who is the leadership of the PDK? Can you point your finger at one person? How many leaders does the PDK have?

Formally it has one leader, but in practice it has several leaders.

Crime and corruption cannot be fought, the country cannot be moved forward with the PDK in the condition it is in today. I am not talking about a future time, when an internal reform may have taken place, but for the moment, absolutely not,” Gërvalla declared, among other things.