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Former president Bamir Topi has severely criticized the government and Prime Minister Rama for the event that shocked the country, where a 14-year-old was killed with a knife.
As he described the event as one of the most serious and painful, he said that more shows should be made and we should talk about the education of the younger generation. Topi said that Rama's public appearance was irritating, while emphasizing that the prime minister should have apologized.
The former president says that this is an alarming situation since 3-4 events happen a day and some of them are not exposed at all.
"An event that, in the context of many others happening in Albania, was probably the most painful. All events with loss of life are tragic, but this one was in its own way very painful. Woe to him who ran away so young, woe to the family that is experiencing this story.
We need shows to talk about where the new generation is moving. Whenever we try to minimize an event that happens, we say it is in the global context. According to INSTAT, we ended up with 2 million and 400 thousand people. The main part lives in 100 square kilometers. Governments have taken care to be in line with the promise to guarantee entrances and exits from school, but things happen.
There are 3-4 events per day here, some are not exhibited at all. We are black pages for truth's sake. I heard the prime minister, this is your excellency, the most prominent postmortem mourner we have. After this story happens, it says that everything does in the next 20 months and does not start with a big apology. These outputs are irritating. It is the postmortem mourner with a great measure of hypocrisy. I would not have spoken like this if the 14-year-old had not lost his life.
So quickly have we stepped out of our tradition? The big problem is not at those levels where crime occurs, but where crime is nurtured. Crime is fed through this policy", said the former president for "TCH".
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