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Shkruar nga Kim Mehmeti
In the meantime, it must be admitted: this summer's Velipoja is more organized, more hospitable and cleaner than ever before...
In general, boys don't spend their vacations in Velipoja with expensive cars bought for them by their rich fathers. The beauties of 'Dubai' don't come to rest here, that is, the rich girls who have more silicone and botox in their bodies than muscles and who, as such, their mothers don't remind them of their natural appearance.
Most of Velipoja's vacationers are fathers looking after their young children and sons looking after their elderly parents. As well as the girls who hold the hands of their old mothers, whose mothers are not refreshed by sea water, but by the care and love of their offspring.
In Velipojë, mothers shout at their children in Albanian, children laugh and rejoice in Albanian, spouses scold each other in Albanian, the guest is angry with the waiter in Albanian...
In short, in Velipoja, 'Albania' is vacationed and there you can find vacationers from all parts of Albania, most of whom may not be rich, but they have enough to pay for a room and three meals.
And maybe Velipoja should never give up this type of tourism, because otherwise what is happening to Ulcinj will happen to it: the number of Bosnian and Serbian tourists will increase, but day by day the number of those who kept the tourism of this city alive even when almost no one came there - Albanians from Kosovo and those from Macedonia - will decrease.
So it may happen that, wanting to attract as many foreign tourists as possible, he will achieve nothing more than to replace the Albanian 'poor' with foreign vacationers who bring with them not only tomatoes, but also bread.
In the meantime, it must be admitted: this summer's Velipoja is more organized, more hospitable and cleaner than ever before. It is even less of a wanderer and surprisingly - almost without mosquitoes.
Some say that all this has to do with the new administration that runs the Municipality of Shkodra. The administration which wants to prove to the previous leaders that they have not taken care of this pearl of the Albanian coast.
But even if it is so, then one has no reason not to say: God gave them, their anger increases so that they show themselves to be even better than they are. Finally, one must be unfair and not admit that the left of Albania is not what the 'Renaissance' club represents, a club which, it seems, is dominated by Albanian extortionists, a club which supplies the country's prisons with their first 'material' - thieving government officials.
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