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Prime Minister Edi Rama commented during an interview in 'Opinion' on the "key" to long-term survival in politics. He did not point his finger at just one factor, but emphasized that there are various circumstances and events that influence it.
" I've never asked myself. I say it's a combination of things, it's not one thing. It's circumstances, it's other events that dictate movement ," Rama said.
He was also asked about the late former Prime Minister Fatos Nano, whom he considered a man with a lot of talent, but little willpower. While Sali Berisha was considered the most willing in his evil. He did not comment at length on Meta.
Blendi Fevziu: Nano is no longer in this life. If I were to ask you today to define it realistically, how would you define it?
Edi Rama: If you were to ask me for just one sentence, I would say a lot of talent, a little willpower.
Blendi Fevziu: Who is the most willing politician you have known in these 30 years?
Edi Rama: The most willing in his evil is that friend of yours. Without a doubt.
Blendi Fevziu: Berisha?
Edi Rama: I can't remember his name right now because it seems to me that... The most willing in his evil is that friend of yours. You found his name directly. Because you have all these friends. How did you find him right away?
Blendi Fevziu: Your relationship with Meta?
Edi Rama: I wrote about it in the book and it's more or less the same report that has been ongoing since then.
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