
The candidate for deputy of the "Right for Development" coalition for the Vlora Region, Edvin Kulluri, has reacted after the statements of Jozefina Topalli who said that "Right for Change" will not receive any mandate. She added that the result of these elections will be the worst.
Through a video on Facebook, Kulluri states that the political force he is running for has the trust of the citizens and will receive a positive result in the May 11 elections. He states that "we will be in the next Parliament," while adding that "we will not be sloppy like you in Shkodra, who barely received 1,000 votes after not even a year as Speaker of the Parliament."
"I have never had the desire and it is not in my style to engage in polemics with ladies, especially with ladies with whom I have had a political relationship. But this time I will make an exception, not crossing the line of my communication ethics."
Jozefina Topalli said two days ago that "Right for Change" will not receive any mandate and will receive a bad result in these elections. I don't know why she said this, I don't even know the reasons, but one thing is certain, Jozefina, we will receive votes, we will be in the next Parliament, and we will not be sloppy like you in Shkodra, who barely received 1000 votes after so many years as Speaker of the Parliament and the president's favorite.
I know why, because unlike you, we have shown that we stand by the things we do, we stand by the things we say, we have made all efforts to reform the DP, an autocratic mentality in the Democratic Party, and we will continue this political battle in the next Parliament against the autocracy of the two major parties and the two party leaders, unlike you, who went from being a rebel to being subservient to Sali Berisha.
"We do not submit to either Berisha or Rama, that is why we have requested open lists. That is why we have requested decentralization. And above all, that is why we have requested that all vacant properties be returned to Albanians and that all legitimate owners be financially compensated," said Kulluri.
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