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Socialist Party MP Erion Braçe reacted publicly to the way political work is being organized in the field, criticizing the replacement of MPs with administrative leaders. Braçe called the practice of removing MPs from the area they voted for “unwise” and replacing them with what he calls “dictatorialism.”
He also spoke about the meetings held in Unit 5 in Tirana, where according to him, the activities were organized without the presence of the area's MP.
Brace also addressed a perception recently raised within the SP structures about his political stance. He denied being against Ogerta Manastirliu's candidacy for Tirana, but stressed that he intends to offer an alternative for the city.
"I'm not against Ogerta; I just want to give the SP and the city another alternative ," he writes.
Braçe announced his ambition to be the SP candidate for the Municipality of Tirana, in next year's elections, at the SP Assembly in unit 5 in the capital where he is one of the three political leaders, along with Taulant Balla and Fatmir Xhafa.
"Have a good Easter week and no "garlic"! It was really a good week; it ends today and I want to say a few words: Thank you very much once again for all the messages, phone calls, support, encouragement, appreciation, willingness to work together. Thank you very much especially to the socialists of the SP assemblies, with whom I met and shook hands this week. I am very grateful to you!
Thank you also for the birthday wishes, even though I have been remembering the events I lived more than the numbers for a while! We have Easter wishes together and this week, with the Eid that preceded it and the Orthodox Easter that follows, is God's description of what we are in one dimension. So, happy Easter to everyone!
Now the "garlic" of the week! An old story that repeats itself and follows me from behind, from Lushnja and Divjaka; a delirious and unworthy story, completely unproductive, that seeks to build ridiculous grandeur, always following me.
Look: This mania to uproot the MP from the area – with the reason that it creates human connections and is then barely uprooted – is wrong. Not for the MP, but for the people! Instability in relationships with them is a lack of seriousness and harms the work.
Politics is about working with people, a relationship of trust that is not established in hours, nor days, but takes years! I'm talking about the MPs who have the territory as a job, not an office, nor a boast, nor a delegation for people with no mandate, no recognition, no knowledge and no influence anywhere.
That said, replacing the MP voted by the people with "directorocracy" is foolish, no matter how elegant the name we give it; completely foolish in relation to your goals, especially when you delegate party power to them to overcome the MP; especially when you forget that one reason why party workers are demotivated is the unbearable directorocracy. In the end, this paranoia "We have Erion against us", followed by this "branding" that was never done to the fuel - the word falls out - but is done to the people, is ridiculous, honestly! I also told them at the assembly of #5: I am not against Ogerta; I simply want to give the SP and the city, which is not being governed and not being served, another alternative. It doesn't get any simpler than that! ", writes Braçe.
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