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Former Democratic Party MP Ervin Salianji stated that he has not been expelled from the Democratic Party, much less self-excluded.
This last word, previously mentioned by the head of the blue headquarters, Sali Berisha, caused the former Democrat MP to become nervous during an interview for "Tv Klan". Salianji said that "Berisha is trying to make exceptions because he cannot exclude me, because I don't ask them if I want to go".
Salianji stated that the party is being treated like property and, according to him, this is the reason why it is not winning the elections.
The discussion between them:
Besard Jacaj: Why weren't you at the leadership meeting yesterday?
Ervin Salianji: I didn't know there was a meeting.
Besard Jacaj: So self-exclusion is real?
Ervin Salianji: Look, you're doing an interview that's not an interview.
Besard Jacaj: But why Mr. Salianji?
Ervin Salianji: Self-exclusion is when you exclude yourself. Tell the truth that you are a journalist. Say this, they are treating you like property.
Besard Jacaj: Then you are excluded?
Ervin Salianji: I don't know that there is no decision-making. I am not excluded because the exclusion is done by a formal act and is put to a vote. My colleagues in the studio have told me that there is no such act. On the other hand, I am not self-excluded because self-exclusion is when you leave on your own. Now, I am in the DP and I will be in the DP and I am with thousands of democrats. One thing must be said here. The DP of Albania is not anyone's property and to behave with the DP since they have held a meeting and I have not received a notification in this case means when you ask Rama to implement the law and hold him accountable, but in this case, he uses the law that is an internal law of the party in an abusive, preferential, clientelist manner, what should we say?
One of the reasons why the DP cannot make a moral difference in relation to Edi Rama is that it does the opposite of what it says. It says unity, it tries to make exceptions because it cannot exclude me, because I don't ask them if I want to go. The logic of treating the DP as if it has been left where I know who, it is public property and it runs on some rules that are in a book called the DP statute.
Asked about his pulpits, Salianji said they cost only 200 thousand old lek.
" Those who discuss expenses should be calm. The expenses for each meeting I hold are 200 thousand old lek, as much as the hall makes. Somewhere it makes 150, somewhere, 250. The cinema hall in Korça makes 250 thousand old lek. The phone for that meeting is the phones that the halls have. These are the expenses that the branch covers. The only cost I have is that I set up Facebook, which is received from phones because you are also in the media, from the phone and is broadcast on my Facebook. The costs are just that ," said Salianji.
Regarding the January 24 protest, Salianji said he would participate, but stressed that its form "should not be boulevard tourism, but revolt against the government."
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