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Shkruar nga Eduard Zaloshnja
In Berisha's camp, things seem to be stabilizing for now, he is being "re-elected" as president without a contest, while he has declared his rivals "self-excluded". But in 2030, he will be 86 years old. And in all likelihood, an electoral loser again.
By 2030, according to Edi Rama and according to Marta Kos (EU Enlargement Commissioner), Albania will join the EU. If this prediction materializes, Rama will then be 66 years old and prime minister, in all likelihood. Meanwhile, Berisha will be 86 years old and again opposition leader, in all likelihood.
But how can political developments in Albania continue after the long-awaited EU membership?
If he wants, Rama can continue the dominance of the SP and govern without problems even in the years after EU membership. He has demonstrated that he can remove/bring anyone into the party/government, without any unrest among the socialist people.
In Berisha's camp, things seem to be stabilizing for now, he is being "re-elected" as president without a contest, while he has declared his rivals "self-excluded". But in 2030, he will be 86 years old. And in all likelihood, an electoral loser again.
From some polls I have seen, it turns out that Alimehmeti, Tabaku, or Salianji are seen as politicians of the future by the broad opposition electorate. But the big question is whether they will continue to remain relevant when Berisha turns 86 (as a serial electoral loser).
Meanwhile, the "leaders" of small parties cannot be taken into consideration for 2030, because their quotas have been turned off as of today in the polls I conducted for 'Voice of Albanians'...
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