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The leadership of the Socialist Party will meet this morning to discuss and determine the name of the candidate with whom it will be represented in the local elections of the Municipality of Himara, after the CEC removed Fredi Beler's mandate.
It is learned that the meeting will be held at the SP headquarters at 08:30.
Two are expected to be the main issues for discussion, the name of who will be the candidate for the August 4 partial elections in Himare. Coordination in the function of these elections, which are expected to be led on the ground by Blendi Klosi, the political leader of the SP for the Vlora district.
The socialists already have several names for the Himara race, but the consultation is expected at the head of all potential names to arrive at the final candidacy.
As a second matter, the presidency of the SP will discuss the progress of the preparations for the July 27 Congress from which the new national assembly will be elected.
On July 5, the Central Election Commission removed Fredi Beleri from the mandate of the Mayor of Himara, which he did not exercise for a single day.
Convicted of 2 years for electoral corruption by the GJKKO Appeal, Chief Commissioner Ilirjan Celibashi announced the invalidity of the mandate.
"We are in the condition of losing the mandate of the mayor of Himara, Fredi Beleri, and we declare this mandate invalid," said Celibashi, head of the CEC.
Beler was allowed to participate in the meeting by himself, while he was brought handcuffed to one of the police officers who accompanied him to the CEC. Within 30 days, Beleri has time to appeal the decision to the Supreme Court, while Vangjel Dule warned that they will follow every procedure to continue the legal battle.
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