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Both Ervin Saljanji and Berisha's son-in-law, no matter how much they puff themselves up in front of the cameras by posing as martyrs, they are not called such, not only by the majority of the Albanian public, but also by the majority of the opposition electorate...
The two characters who emerged from isolation, one in prison and the other at home, have emerged triumphant in public, strutting in front of all television cameras.
Whose time has been occupied for 48 hours with the entire programming of talk shows that don't end from breakfast to dinner.
Both characters, Ervin Saljanji and Jamarbër Malltezi, were released on technical issues, and did not receive the dry seal of innocence. One was released for good behavior, while he still had three months to serve his sentence, the other had his security measure changed, while a long and demanding process awaits him ahead.
In reality, they, as well as their supporters, have every right and freedom to say whatever they want, to endlessly fire the ammunition of their conscience and subconsciousness at screens and networks, or even to reveal their entire intellectual baggage in front of the cameras.
However, in reality, none of them have made news. Despite the fact that in our television news programs, the space for opinions is hyperinflated, as a result of the lack of balanced planning of the skeletons, but also the deliberate influence that these people and their entourage have on the television media in the country.
We are fixated, like at the time of the "Babale" case, when almost all shows filled their programs only with the Salihi-esque version of the thriller that sent its former MP to prison, without confronting the alternative version of the truth.
We are in a polarizing situation where while Jamarbër Malltezi speaks on one show that prosecutors have not found anything, while on another, investigative journalists explain in detail the SPAK file, which speaks of exactly the opposite.
This type of discussion will of course remain so, because ultimately, Malltezi thinks it was up to him to take over the Partizani club, demolish it, build the towers, sell them, and become the main owner of the town that was built on the property of the former Italian state that the Albanian state took over.
This discussion has been going on for years, and the real division will be sealed by the Special Courts against Crime and Corruption, but also by other levels of the judiciary, to decide the verdict of what is called in the Constitution - "arbitration".
Both Ervin Saljanji and Berisha's son-in-law, no matter how much they puff themselves up in front of the cameras by posing as martyrs, they are not called such, not only by the majority of the Albanian public, but also by the majority of the opposition electorate.
One of the reasons that Berisha's DP has drastically reduced its votes compared to Lulzim Basha's DP is precisely its and its people's relationship with justice, official accusations, or criminal proceedings.
Until a court decision is made, Mr. Malltezi is innocent, but on the other hand he remains accused until a verdict is rendered.
The standard that this political culture treats others cruelly, not only when they have an official accusation, but also when they think there should be an accusation, while attacking justice in their case, is precisely the essence of the political problem that has given Edi Rama a fourth term.
This is clearly seen in all the polls where SPAK, or rather the logic of ending impunity, has a support of 70%, where Sali Berisha is judged negatively by the same figure. This is the essence of the matter.
To get a different result, change is required, but not by professional demagogues, because if this logic is insisted on, we will have the same result, perhaps even deeper. These people can fill the televisions from the morning program to the midnight one, still nothing will change, and they may even slip even worse.
Because it is precisely the affluence, and not luxury, that has been the basic perception why Albanians have demanded a change in justice. Whether the groom is a republican, or whether the other has grown his hair, does not interest the person at all. It does not even bother your brain to think about how hair grows when you are in prison...
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