"Berisha receives blows after blows"/ Fevziu: He was late in some actions

2023-11-06 21:59:00, Aktualitet CNA

"Berisha receives blows after blows"/ Fevziu: He was late in some

Journalist, Blendi Fevziu

The journalist, Blendi Fevziu, spoke about the situation in which the historical leader of the Democratic Party, Sali Berisha, is.

In the show "The Unexposed", on MCN TV, journalist Blendi Fevziu said that Berisha had delays in some of the actions he should have done in the past.

Fevziu listed some of the delays of the former prime minister that have brought him to his current position, he emphasized that Berisha might not have entered the April 25 elections at all because he completed his cycle and today he would be distanced.

According to him, Berisha should open a long process of 8-9 months and in December open a race with 7-8 candidates to bring a leadership to the party and for him to remain honorary president.

"Berisha's biggest problem has been the delay in some actions. If the 1997 meeting that you mediated had taken place 5 days earlier, events would have taken a different course. If in 2021 he had not taken a pro-Basha position and allowed an internal battle to take place in the PD, so that Basha would leave and another leader would come, the opposition would not be here, because the essence of the opposition's crisis it is not the declaration of Berisha non grata, but the loss of the April 25 elections and Basha's unwillingness to resign after 8 years of defeat.

He might not have entered the April 25 elections at all because he completed his cycle and would be distanced today. At this moment Berisha receives blows after blows and it is not easy for him to react. My idea was that after the elections on March 6, when the absolute majority within the PD was confirmed, but seeing that it was a minority in relation to Rama, Berisha should open a long process of 8-9 months and in December open a race with 7-8 candidates to bring leadership to the party and for him to remain honorary president ," said Fevziu./ CNA