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The head of the Movement for National Development (LZHK), Dashamir Shehi, says that the opposition must find an alternative, as former Prime Minister Sali Berisha is not a new bid to come to power.
In the show "Real Story" on ABC News, Shehi said that there are things that separate them, but also unite them, with PD MPs.
Regarding the protest called by Berisha on October 7, for civil disobedience, Shehi stated that the opposition must undertake actions that it can implement.
" He must find some alternatives, he must find a new offer. And unfortunately, Berisha no longer makes a new offer. We have no alternative then, no change. This one goes and the one who was comes. As classic human logic, they say, how is it possible? Welcome, anyone who is a change, who is an alternative. Berisha's group is the biggest, no one discusses it. But it is no longer enough, it is no longer a winning alternative. I, for myself, for such a small modest contribution, I say, the rest of us who think differently, let's get together, make an alternative group.
The second, the electoral formula, to gravitate votes to the one that is the largest group. Logically it starts and gravitates. I invite colleagues who think the same as us. Many things unite us, but many things also divide us. In the final, two things unite us. The desire to remove this corrupt government. Second, to stop political authoritarianism, the autocracy of Edi Rama. I believe these two things unite us. Who separates us from these other gentlemen? This relationship separates us from the new justice. I have my doubts too. However, some encouraging things are happening. I believe, I have hope, even under international pressure, that these people will do something.
Another topic separates us, now we passed the electoral law. Definitively violated, it is the worst formula ever entered. They did it together. There was all that war in the parliament, that fire was extinguished in one night. Deals are made, they will be ashamed in a few years. Now another war has begun. The party cadres do not like the parliament, the party above all. No, we are a state. Parliament above all. Where did Salianji make that denunciation? In parliament? There is symbolic value. Where did Bardhi make the denunciations about the interrogations, Tabaku about the incinerators? He did it in the parliament. They want to make a demonstration, a protest. We are ready. They say, civil disobedience, the revolution begins on the 7th. These are big words when they enter the stands. What about the date, 8.9, what will you do from the empty stands? If you can't block the roads, why raise the stake where it doesn't reach? It raises high expectations in the population and is disappointed. We will take those actions that we are capable of doing. Politics is not done today for tomorrow ", he stressed.
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