"Diaspora set for rotation"/ Berisha: Rama opened the campaign with a funny-parodic ceremony

2025-04-14 14:00:00, Politikë CNA

"Diaspora set for rotation"/ Berisha: Rama opened the campaign with a

The leader of the Democratic Party, Sali Berisha, held a press conference today. From the DP headquarters, Berisha said that Albanians in the diaspora have optimism and determination for the rotation of power.

In his speech, Berisha said that the openings of the two parties' campaigns took place in an indescribable contrast, which Tirana did not even know in 1992.

During his comments on the opening of the Socialist Party campaign, Berisha considered it a funny-parodic ceremony.

Berisha said that at the start of the campaign, the SP presented just another fraud, Edi Rama's European passport.

"As you have seen, the start of the campaign can be considered an explosion of confidence, of popularity.

Yes, you have absolutely never seen anything like this in that square, of the citizens of Tirana, towards the Democratic Party, its program, which is making a nest every day more and more in the minds and hearts of Albanian citizens.

That enthusiasm that initially erupted in the diaspora, that spirit of optimism and determination that you saw in the fantastic meetings that took place in Rome, Parma, Milan, Athens, Brescia, that enthusiasm flooded and warmed, together with the DP program, the hearts and minds of the citizens of Tirana and all of Albania.

An indescribable enthusiasm, optimism and great determination of Albanians in the diaspora for the 11th for the victory of the DP and the rotation of power.

I feel infinitely grateful, infinitely motivated, and infinitely grateful to all those who contributed to these major developments in the most important campaign, which is the campaign for the 2025 elections.

Yes, you saw it, an indescribable contrast, a contrast like that, Tirana did not know even in 1992, between the opening of the DP and that ridiculous-parodic ceremony in Edi Rama's Skanderbeg Square.

You saw it, on the new boulevard, with dozens and dozens of buses, indisputable proof of the complete abandonment of Edi Rama by the socialists and the citizens of Tirana. It had never happened before.

The semi-mortal rally he organized for Erion Veliaj in the capital's square had at least 30 percent more participants than the campaign, in which he presented just another fraud, Edi Rama's European passport, on which are stamped the portraits of Taulant Balla, Ilir Beqë, Lubi Balluku, Damian Gjiknuri, Çyrbe, Lefter Koka, Erion Veliaj, Bllako, etc.

"So, there has never been a difference like night and day between the two camps like this time," Berisha said./CNA