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Democratic Party MP, Jorida Tabaku, has shared for the first time the difficult personal and political moments she experienced during the last election campaign. Invited to the show "Kjo Javë" on News24, Tabaku confessed that there were moments when she questioned her continuation in politics.
" It happened that two weeks before the elections, when I was on the open list, I had doubts about whether I would continue or not ," she said, adding that her challenge this time was very personal, especially in facing an opponent like Ilir Alimehmeti.
However, Tabaku stressed that although she experienced a sense of injustice during this process, she has never had any doubts about her position in the Democratic Party and her commitment to politics. " I have not seen politics as an 8-hour job, but as a passion since childhood. Whether I was in parliament or not, I would continue to be part of the DP ," declared the Democratic MP.
" It was 2 weeks before the elections, or when I was on the open list that I questioned whether I would continue or not. Politics is not something I do for 8 hours, but a passion since childhood. Whether I was in parliament or not, I would continue to be in the DP. But since the challenge was becoming such, it was an assessment of my work in 15 years, I definitely wanted to pass this phase, but one thing was certain, that even in these moments when I had some question marks, I never had any doubt that I would be in the DP and would have political commitment ," she said.
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