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Analyst Andi Bushati, while commenting on the OSCE/ODIHR report on the elections, said that it only highlights 10% of the problems, however, he said that the main point of the report is the highlighting of the "negligible separation between party and state."
According to him, with what is happening with the elections in Albania, the report has only revealed the tip of the iceberg. According to him, there are more sins than those that are there.
" Despite the fact that those in the majority are not speaking out, if I were Rama, I would be satisfied with this report because it only shows 10% of crime."
However, what is there in this report that we haven't seen in previous elections? It's something that, if we go into it, is worrying.
It consists of a sentence, where it is said that a negligible separation was observed between the party and the state and then it is said without implementing the recommendations of the Copenhagen Charter of 1990. The countries that were emerging from the Soviet Union empire, if they did not separate the party from the state, could not hold elections. In order for there to be democratic elections, the party had to be separated from the state. 31 years later, we have returned to where we have made the state and the party one. This is the main position, that only this phrase is worth opening the discussion, do we live in a democracy. From this conclusion comes the other, that the contestants did not enjoy equal conditions during the competition.
If you look, you can easily distinguish the media of the SP and the DP. The SP media said that the competition was competitive, but the contestants did not enjoy equal conditions. We take the glass empty or full , "said Bushati, invited to the show "The Unexposed" on MCN TV.
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