FLASH
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The Socialist Party appears to be facing a powerful wave of internal unrest, showing signs of open conflict.
For democrat Ervin Salianji, discontent has gripped every corner of the country, with socialist members and sympathizers feeling as frustrated as any other citizen in the face of rising prices, taxes and economic hardship. According to him, this situation has created fertile ground for tensions, which have now erupted even among senior party figures.
In an interview for the show 'TëPashoq' on the 'Pamflet' YouTube channel, former MP Ervin Salianji stated that the clash in the PS is stronger than what happened within the DP. Salianji emphasized that the socialists are hitting each other in the form of public denunciations and attacks in the media.
Excerpt from the interview:
-Now let's move on from these opponents, because it seems to me that it has also exploded here.
Ervin Salianji: Look, I don't have any, I have never had any contact with, let's say, the Socialist Party or as others may have certain contacts.
-But in quotes, the opposing camp is also studied and monitored to be
Ervin Salianji : I can tell you one thing, that if the Democratic Party is strong, the Socialist Party is seething within itself, in every corner, in every corner of Albania, the Socialists are as disappointed as any other citizen, because they pay the same taxes, their prices have increased the same, they are unable to secure their daily livelihood the same way, they leave the same way.
- No, I'm not talking about the socialists, because this last part in the Roza headquarters was not among those who have problems.
Ervin Salianji: It's breaking, it's breaking in every corner and if the Democratic Party is strong, it wins the elections. First, second, what is boiling in every city, now it's going to the dome and it's come out, where I know, Elisa there, Braçe here, where I know Majlinda Inafarshe who was going to run in Vlora, had made a statement there. So the Socialist Party for itself...
-Yes, Braçe could be the SP candidate, this is not yet confirmed.
Ervin Salianji: Yes, yes, yes, yes, which is against the law because Edi Rama nominated the candidate, right?
- Well, things can change.
Ervin Salianji : Yes, they can change, but it means that they are boiling. That the Socialist Party is boiling from internal conflicts. Or more precisely, now they are simply showing the hatred they have towards each other. There is no peace in the Socialist Party. A large part of these that we see...
-Yes, he has been in power for many years, have they remembered these? Are you exaggerating this?
Ervin Salianji : No, they have been reminding them all along. Why haven't you seen what they do to each other through the media? Because I...
- You too, you understand, but they cannot express themselves so openly publicly that they are in power.
Ervin Salianji: Yes, yes, they have found another form. They have something to lose, perhaps more than you. The Socialist Party has found another form that is visible in their conflict.
-Could there be any faction there that would come out with you?
Ervin Salianji: It's worse there. They're denouncing it there...
- No, not exactly, I'm just going to go out and break up...
Ervin Salianji: They are denouncing each other there, taking them to prisons. They are denouncing each other in the media, denouncing each other with emails, with documents, and that's where it's exploding. Just as the whole of Albania is exploding to remove Rama, we need to seize the moment and win.
-Is there a faction? I don't believe that... They could split, just because you're saying so.
Ervin Salianji: The Socialist Party as it is... They are divided, they need to come together.
-No, no, they are undivided, because when it comes to elections they are so united and they are machines.
Ervin Salianji: I can't tell you that they won't split, because I can tell you one thing. I won in, I won in the electoral zone in Korça and I won together with my team in Kavaja as a political leader, taking advantage of the discontent of the socialists. I know how they are. If others don't take advantage of their discontent to win the elections, to win the elections for us, that's their problem.
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