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Tonight's guest on the "Te Pashoq" podcast was Skerdilajd Dhuli, who spoke about the elections in Himara. He stopped at the candidacy of Beler, his becoming a member of the European Parliament and the candidacy of Petro Gjikuri.
- Why did Beleri trumpet the Greek support?
In Himara, his Greek opponent also declares himself Greek, as does the current contestant.
- Is it to Beler's credit that he identified with Greece?
No, he did not identify with Greece. Greece didn't make the president of Bashkortostan, the Albanians did. Edi Rama became the MEP. When we went to the census, Beleri and I did not declare ourselves the same. I declared myself Albanian and he Greek. I cannot stop the fact that there are people in Himare who declare themselves Greek. Greece is not a problem in that municipality. I vote in Borsh. The problems of that municipality have raised the stake so much that Borshi, a village that Greece has burned, Beleri was given 170 votes. Do you know why? That Rama's power has abused so much there. A village that was burned by Greece in 1913, 40 percent voted for Beleri. Did they love Greece? No, because the Municipality is voted for something else. The mayor is not voted in the same way as the prime minister.
-Beleri carries a difficult CV on his shoulders...
When you go to his office, you don't get a CV, but a solution to problems.
- He wears this suit of the MEP when he is accused of the massacre of Pëshpia.
As long as the institutions have closed it, this issue is closed.
- I am not talking about the legal aspect, but the political one...
I was the first person from the Democratic Party that I spoke with before the election. One of the things I asked for was the legal file. That I am a lawyer that we could go and the CEC says he is not running. What are the documents when someone is running? If the institutions say there is no problem, that's where it ends.
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