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But why are Berisha and Rama rushing to change the Constitution?
Today, Sali Berisha confirmed at the doors of Parliament that DP representatives are meeting with the SP about constitutional changes.
The idea of amending the Constitution was raised by Edi Rama on September 10, at the SP Assembly.
Sali Berisha acted openly and avoided the journalist's question about the meeting with Rama, but confirmed two political facts:
He admitted that his representatives are negotiating with Rama to amend the Constitution.
He confirmed that he accepts the idea of the Senate and the reduction in the number of deputies.
But why are Berisha and Rama rushing to change the Constitution?
This is the most delicate moment for both of them in relation to justice and SPAK.
Berisha is on trial and needs to be acquitted at all costs. Rama, on the other hand, feels violated by every minister who is investigated or arrested.
This is the most favorable diplomatic moment, because there is no American ambassador to intervene and stop them from constitutional reforms, even when they violate public interests or democracy itself.
But what will Berisha and Rama change in the Constitution?
1- The Assembly will have two chambers: the Parliament and the Senate.
Berisha and Rama are guaranteed to be senators for life.
Berisha, as the oldest, becomes Senate President.
2- The Parliament will have 100 deputies and the threshold for entry into the Assembly will be 7%.
A deputy must secure 20,000 votes in Tirana.
With this formula, any new party does not cross the threshold and remains outside.
This guarantees the two-party system SP–DP.
3- The Republic becomes semi-presidential and Rama becomes like Donald Trump - prime minister and president at the same time.
President Edi Rama's mandate will be like that of Tayyip Erdogan: 7 years, with the possibility of re-election twice.
So, Rama is president-prime minister until 2040.
4- The Attorney General is appointed by the President, as in the USA.
SPAK's mandate ends in 2028 and will no longer continue, but will be reorganized within the General Prosecutor's Office.
Only four chapters aren't many changes, but they cement the establishment for another 40 years.
The new constitution does not guarantee Rama and Berisha biological life, but political eternity.
Don't be surprised by my political "prophecy", but by my legal analysis.
This project is 100% the end of every new party in Albania and the creation of a modern monarchy, camouflaged as pluralism.
Simply put, for two decades we will have a king and a chief butler who will keep him cool at night, but will pretend to be his critic during the day.
This is the most tragic end of parliamentary democracy in Albania.
This story reminds me of Gabriel García Márquez, who described:
"The king whose opponents surrounded him with mirrors, and rebelled only to reflect his face more brightly."
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