From the center of Pristina to its outskirts, the faces of the candidates are displayed everywhere, from the facades of buildings on the main boulevards to advertising billboards. But this display struggles to mask the indifference of voters. Few Kosovars are enthusiastic about the idea of returning to the polls this Sunday, June 7. “Everyone is tired,” summarizes a Pristina resident behind the wheel of his car. “I hate this situation because it creates instability and scares investors,” regrets Benjamin, in his thirties, an IT entrepreneur.
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