FLASH
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The fragmentation of the opposition, the lack of a clear vision and suspicions of hidden influence over alternative political movements...
A wave of strong accusations has begun among radical and fanatical groups of the Democratic Party against the new opposition, especially against the "Weaving Initiative" and "Albania is Made", which they label as artificial products of the "Soros laboratories".
It is true, or at least half-true, that the leaders of these movements, Adriatik Lapaj and Endri Shabani, have been active members of Soros-funded NGO structures, even closely involved in the leadership levels of this organization. However, this past cannot automatically justify their refusal to create a new political alternative.
Despite this, it is striking that the language and political concepts of Lapaj and Shabani often seem like a softened reflection of Berisha's positions, without bringing a real difference or a deep debate on the direction of the opposition. They have not made a direct confrontation, neither programmatically nor politically, with the worn-out ideas of the traditional opposition.
The Berisha trial and the arrest of Ilir Meta should have been a golden opportunity for them to formulate a clear and differentiating stance. But their political response has been too lukewarm, without a clear programmatic logic. Apart from the general support for SPAK, which is in line with popular opinion polls, the new opposition has remained at the level of a superficial reaction that does not produce any real change.
In essence, this "new opposition" is only contributing to the further fragmentation of the opposition. Both Lapaj and Shabani, as well as Agron Shehaj, had the opportunity to join forces and create a unified front, which would strongly confront Edi Rama and would enter the new Parliament as a compact force. But this did not happen.
The question is: Why this fragmentation? Just because of personal ego or are we dealing with something deeper? The suspicion is that this new opposition is being formed to replace the traditional opposition in a controlled manner, creating a "political kiosk" that will be easily manipulated.
In this view, the new opposition risks becoming an ambiguous political segment, at best irrelevant, and at worst, a dubious player on the political scene of the future./ Pamphlet
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