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What does Sali Berisha gain and what does Edi Rama gain through the pact reached between them...
Edi Rama and Sali Berisha communicated directly with each other through Facebook messenger in 2008, but not this time.
As a result of SPAK, because the former prime minister's phone is under control, however, no one excludes that they may have spoken through other devices.
Such 'deals' are not simply brokered, as in the end, there is a Bargain; what one earns and what the other earns. And here the guarantees are made 'in personam'.
In this case, the Rama-Berisha bazaar is not simply related to the lists, but to the future of the country. They want to keep the crystal glass that protects the 30-year-old cast unbroken. In simple words, with this pact, both Rama and Berisha have decided that despite the international will, they will keep their feet on the privileges they have created, benefiting from all the good things of this country.
But let's really come to the pact that was reached and that will be voted on in the Assembly, what is it.
What has Sali Berisha achieved?
With the new changes in the agreement with Rama, according to the probability none or very few deputies will be elected outside the list controlled by him.
To put it simply: According to all the polls or even the results of the last elections, Sali Berisha's DP goes to 46 deputies. According to the draft, 46 deputies will emerge only from the signed lists sealed by the party chairman. What comes out the most, that is, who manages to get preferential votes, giving the party an opportunity to increase the number of deputies, can also be elected. But the game starts from number 46.
Is Sali Berisha's PD managing to get more than 46?
According to all polls, the figure ranges from 45 to 47.
Meanwhile, it is completely different for the SP, which, as a result of the division and fragmentation of the opposition, i.e. not appearing in an electoral list, can get 80 deputies, even with the votes of 2021 or rather with those of 14 May 2023.
The last survey conducted in June says that the SP wins half of the votes of those who participate in the elections. And that translates to 80 mandates, where 46 are from closed lists, and 34 from open lists.
So Edi Rama, with this survey, supports the strategy that will be released on Sunday at the congress, where 1/3 of the candidates will be young, and they will be chosen according to their preferences.
On paper, it seems that Edi Rama has won, which is actually true, as it energizes the mandate of 34 MPs, which multiplied by 7,000 votes comes to at least 230,000 votes, with the possibility of increasing them as those who compete hard will require many votes to be elected. So almost 40 percent of the socialist candidates will compete left-right to get votes, which Berisha can do in theory, but in practice, when the opposition is divided, there is no chance.
SP, namely its voters who count more than 700,000 votes, can also vote. And the DP voters, who number around 450,000 at most, cannot vote, because even if they do, they don't vote for the MPs they want, but the ones Sali Berisha wants.
What does Sali Berisha gain here?
He holds the party in his hands, sealed by the electorate, plus any additional votes that may come. However, as the logic of the market, what Sali Berisha gave for this market should be laid out? Or what promise did Edi give to Rama for this Bazaar? This aspect is of course secret, but the chances are that Sali Berisha has given 'OK' not to contest the elections, or a vote of his deputies in the Anti-SPAK Commission headed by Fatmir Xhafaj. Time will prove these. Meanwhile, Edi Rama has benefited from an opposition that does not challenge him, rather a servile group that votes what the majority wants. So simple!/ Pamphlet
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