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At yesterday's meeting of the SP Assembly, Prime Minister Edi Rama had 'criticism' about the political leader of Tirana, Erion Veliaj.
Analyst Fitim Zekthi said in "Opinion" that he sees a high tension between them.
He further emphasizes that there is a breakdown of balance within the Socialist Party, a situation which, according to him, Rama is trying to hide. Zekthi calls the meeting of socialists on Sunday a way to prove "political power".
- Can it be translated as an internal tension between Rama and Veliaj?
Fitim Zekthi: For me, yes, it is a high tension. Not only between Rama and Veliaj. I think that Rama may be very concerned about the internal struggle that may have been vitalized by SPAK. It has affected the SP in some very fragile balances. Some people are being beaten and those who are being beaten want to protect themselves by asking Rama for protection. Rama cannot protect them and this has produced a real boil inside.
The fact that the head of the government ignored the questions about the former minister Arben Ahmetaj and the latter's name was not mentioned during the meeting, for Zekthi, is a concern in the ranks of the socialists.
The analyst explains the "internal boiling" of the party in power as follows: Erion Veliaj has a certain pole, Taulant Balla represents something and has a certain policy, Fatmir Xhafaj maybe, Ditmir Bushati maybe. But most importantly, SP is driven by 3 important components. A political line that is Rama with some people who do not have a big ideology, they are mostly liberal, the components of organized crime and those of clientelistic business. These components manage power, each receiving political and economic privileges. The fall of one upsets the whole balance. Rama made the political mistake in 2013, when he gathered everyone to take power. That famous expression "let's collect all the stinks to get power", said Zekthi.
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