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Kosovo lawmakers elect Justina Shiroka Pula as president in late-night vote to avert snap election

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Kosovo's parliament resolved a 19-month legislative deadlock by electing Justina Shiroka Pula as president in a late-night vote. This decision marks her as the third woman to hold the office since Kosovo gained independence from Serbia in 2008. The vote successfully averted a potential snap election, allowing the government to continue its current legislative agenda without immediate political disruption.

Key points

• Justina Shiroka Pula was elected president in a late-night parliamentary session to resolve a 19-month legislative deadlock.
• Pula became the third woman to hold the presidency since Kosovo's independence from Serbia in 2008.

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The evidence covers only the specific late-night vote and the immediate political outcome. It does not detail the voting process, the specific legislative issues resolved, or the broader context of the 19-month deadlock beyond the resolution itself.

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