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"A group of people who were able to do one thing, close the party and tell people, let alone what Rama says on TV, here we are."
Prime Minister Edi Rama has today presented the Socialist Party's candidates for MPs in the Vlora region. During the meeting with the socialists, unlike in other cities, Rama expressed dissatisfaction and attacked the leaders of the Socialist Party in Vlora.
According to him, the leaders of the SP of Vlora have worked against the interest of the party and have damaged it with their actions. The Prime Minister emphasized that the only opponent of the SP in Vlora has not been the opposition, but the Socialist Party of Vlora. The head of government added that he had heard that a group of people within the SP in Vlora ignored his instructions and did as they pleased.
"I have many reservations about the Socialist Party of Vlora and this is no secret. I have shared this constantly with whoever I could here. I have believed and believe that our obstacle to getting what we can get from the people of Vlora, for what we have done and what we will do, despite the flaws and mistakes, our obstacle is not and has never been an opponent, but the Socialist Party of Vlora. I believe so. When I say PS, not the membership, but a group of people who have been able to do one thing, close the party and tell people, let alone what Rama says on TV, here we are.
And yesterday I felt very bad when I heard from some of those young people how they felt in relation to our representatives here. These deputies who are on the list here today and tomorrow in Parliament, are not and should not be only deputies of the Socialists, but deputies of all of Vlora and all of Vlora's people. Vlora is too small to allow itself a very absurd luxury, that all the people who are needed to contribute are being ignored. We must be able to ensure that the best, most capable people, those who want to work for Vlora, for the region, for Albania, should have a chance to do so, regardless of who they represent, this should be the Socialist Party ", said Rama, among other things.
This reaction and irritation of Rama in Vlora leaves room for suspicion that perhaps the prime minister is not doing well with only a few weeks left before the May 11 elections.
Perhaps the government's failure to meet the expectations of Vlora citizens, as well as the lack of responsibility during the recent floods that turned the city of Vlora into "Venice", are still on the minds of Vlora residents.
The latter have always shown themselves to be smart in elections, as when the need arose they showed their revolt with their votes. Everything remains to be seen after May 11./ Pamphlet
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