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The big concern of the SP and the DP is that they cannot manage to orient or patronize this vote.
Iirjan Celibashi stated last night on Sokol Balla's Real Story that the registration of immigrants for the May 11 elections is a sensation, both in terms of quantity and quality.
Quantitatively, because we are dealing with a large number, approximately 160 thousand people registered so far, which roughly amounts to 16 deputies, and on the other hand, more than half of those registered belong to an age of less than 40. So the majority were born abroad, or went there at a young age.
These data really provide an important picture that could not only change, but also shake the political balance in the country. In the logic that the diaspora vote has power. But how much of this vote is likely to be outside the orientation or calculation of the major parties?
Which means, the big concern of the SP and the DP is that they cannot manage to orient or patronize this vote.
In this logic, the question arises, who will our immigrants vote for, especially the young people who make up the most important part of those registered?
There are some surveys that have been published, on the one hand, which are not the same as the measurement of perception in Albania, which has proven or created a tradition over the years as generally accurate.
In general, it can be said that the quantitative and qualitative change of the diaspora gives the May 11 elections a surprise or a surprise expectation. But this is not because they can vote for Sali Berisha. It is precisely the young age group, who were most likely born in Europe, who will not only not vote for Sali Berisha, but are likely to take a stand against him.
Celibashi said that the majority of the emigration that has been registered is to Italy and Greece, where the lion's share is the diaspora that fled before 1997 and then the part that was affected by the 1997 unrest.
Which means that this diaspora has no intention of bringing Sali Berisha to power, but on the other hand, it is not excluded, and it will even happen that it will be active in exploiting the space of the lists to bring out the deputies they want.
MPs who are not on secure lists in the constituencies that these immigrants have the right to vote, and that is not a small number. In fact, it is a large number, and in all likelihood the immigrant vote will be a revolution, which will give the signal not only on May 11, but also in the next two years.
A signal that we cannot count on not happening and not being implemented. There have only been cases when the political sections of the SP, mainly in Greece, have on certain occasions called on militants to come and vote in Albania. In certain regions: Gjirokastër, Tirana, Fier, but in any case the financing has not been a river because it has not interested the parties.
But the vote in the place where they live can bring about an upheaval. In the current sense, it is not political, since we have Berisha as the main opposition force, however, it is not normal to talk about it before the elections. But the engagement of the younger generation, even the most powerful one from 30-40 years old, shows that we are dealing with a truly important development, which no one today can predict so easily. But the consequences of this vote could be truly bombastic.
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