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Analyst Ergys Mërtiri clashed sharply with Dorian Teliti regarding the Berisha case.
In "Top Story", Mërtiri said that Berisha is clinging to politics, holding the entire PD hostage to protect himself from SPAK. Mërtiri even analyzes that with his actions former Prime Minister Berisha has lost his temper and is making his entire political history ugly.
On the other hand, Teliti disagrees with Mërtir's arguments, stressing that the call for Berisha's protest was made two days before, which is why a group of people gathered. According to Teliti, PD and its chairman Berisha support justice, but not at a time when it is clear even from the lawyers themselves that there is a violation of the procedures.
Mertiri: Mr. Berisha is facing what caused all this chaos. It is now clear that all the struggles he called revolution are for something personal. It is holding the entire PD hostage. It is trying to cling to politics to protect itself from SPAK. If he had the chance to walk away with some kind of... The way he's exiting politics is making his whole story ugly.
Mertiri: It's coming out for me. If he had gone to SPAK as requested by justice and then pursued all legal avenues to argue that what they are doing to him is unfair, then...
Duma: It would not be a weakness to appear on the SPAK ladder.
Mertiri: Weaker than that, I can't go anywhere. Apparently, he made the calculations wrong because if he thought that with pressure he would be able to obstruct justice, it turns out to be something else. This is the end of Berisha. He is now gathering a small handful of people, he no longer has the masses with him.
Duma: Dori, a small handful of people, are not rallying the masses, they are fighting for themselves. What do you think?
Teliti: I don't think so. It all depends on the call.
Witness: The call was made a week ago.
Teliti: No, it was done two days ago. We all say that we will support justice and we all do it, but when we see that the procedure is violated and this is also established by the judges, we can't help but say that something is wrong.
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