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From the EPP Congress hall, which is holding its proceedings in Valencia, Spain, the democratic leader, Sali Berisha, stated that Prime Minister Edi Rama maintains a coordinator for criminal gangs in his office.
Berisha used this moment to accuse Edi Rama of making Albania the same as Teleran and Kabul.
"The prime minister, who shows up at international summits in white sneakers and commits robberies, behaves like a real dictator in the country. He controls the entire economy. He controls the entire media. In the end, he blocked TikTok, making the country look like Kabul and Tehran."
Albania today is the first and only narco-state in Europe, where all power is in the hands of a single man. As international observers have noted, through a mafia-like vote-buying industry and a massive intimidation machine, he has put the will of the citizens under complete control and turned the elections into a facade.
"Like Zayed of Tunisia, in an election year, he chose to arrest three leaders of the main opposition parties, just because they were political opponents – and without any, any, any criminal evidence. He took away the mandate from the opposition leaders. He took away the mandate from the opposition mayors, as is the case with Fredi Beleri, who is today an MEP, because the only reason was that Beleri refused to give him land that does not belong to the Rama family," Berisha said.
But the Democratic leader, looking back, has reiterated the accusations that Edi Rama bribed the FBI's counterintelligence chief, Charles McGonigal, to work against the Albanian opposition. "He gave him $225,000, but I assure you he was not the only one who was bribed against the opposition. Documents, thousands of documents from partner countries, prove today that the state and crime are a joint venture in my country.
"In the prime minister's office, there is an advisor tasked with coordinating the work of criminal organizations - from the Sinaloa cartels in Mexico, now led by Albanian brothers, to gangs within the country," Berisha said.
Regarding the May 11 elections, Berisha accused Rama of blocking televised debates, distributing 100 euros as a gift for votes to 800,000 pensioners, and granting 100 licenses for cannabis cultivation under the slogan "Cannabis for Votes."
"He has turned his narco-state into an electoral machine."
"But, in a dictatorship, the only option is not to surrender, but to fight to overthrow it. With your help, dear friends, I assure you that the Democratic Party of Albania, which overthrew the most Stalinist dictatorship in Europe 32 years ago, will also overthrow the first and only narcotic dictatorship in Europe, that of Edi Rama," the democratic leader concluded his speech.
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