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The Prime Minister between two fires...
A slightly strange agenda has been set for Edi Rama, who is expected to visit the USA after September 7.
A diplomatic source told 'Pamphlet' that the head of the government will visit the USA not in the framework of the UN assembly, where Albania will be represented by President Bajram Begaj.
Rama, it is learned that there will be important meetings in New York with some representatives of the Albanian and Jewish lobby, but it is expected that there will also be audiences at the State Department, the White House and Congress.
It is learned that Rama's agenda has a strange twist, as it has been decided to go after the SP Assembly on September 4, where changes in the government are expected.
A few days ago, we learned that the US and other partners have asked Edi Rama to remove from the majority all persons who have been declared 'Non Grata' by the US and Great Britain. It is even known that they asked him to leave the son of Aqif Rakip, who was punished by the USA.
Meanwhile, about 10 MPs from the SP parliamentary group are known to have been punished by Great Britain, where important names have been circulating these days. Some media have even said that Rama's deputy and other very important exponents are also on the blacklist.
But until now, there is still not a pore from the majority to formalize these voices, which they say in a low voice.
Everything will be decided next Monday when the Assembly of the SP meets. If Rama removes all the names rumored so far, then the rumors circulated so far are confirmed. However, there is another version, the one that Rama will not immediately remove all the people wanted by the partners. If this happens, then it is highly likely that Rama's agenda in the US will come to an immediate halt.
As it turns out, there is even talk of an audience in the Oval Office. But the man who is dealing with this agenda, who is not only Tony Blair, but also Bill Clinton, has informed Edi Rama that he must act as he was asked. Even requests to remove people convicted in the US or those associated with organized crime have long been offered.
The US ambassador in Tirana, Yuri Kim, even went so far as to declare to Fevziu that crime was in danger of taking power in the country. However, Edi Rama knows that if he does what his partners tell him, he will be even weaker than now, and if he does not collapse in September, the release will make him even more fragile. Therefore, there are many doubts that Rama will act as an autocrat. As all western circles already draw it.
Yesterday, Deutsche Welle in the Albanian language published a comment by Florian Biber, the very influential Austrian, who equated Edi Rama's autocracy with Dodik and Vucic.
But, if Rama moves badly on the 4th, it is not surprising that the second part of the Balkan saga will be published in the New York Times. When, a year ago, Aleksandër Vučić was accused as the head of the mafia in Serbia./ Pamphlet
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