"Chronicle of a Foretold Event"

2025-11-20 18:19:00, Politikë CNA

The leader of the Democratic Party, Sali Berisha, has reacted to the suspension from duty of Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Infrastructure and Energy Belinda Balluku by the GJKKO.

Berisha declares that this was a settling of scores that Edi Rama did because he wanted to get rid of her. The leader of the Democrat Party says that Rama could not ask for his resignation because he was afraid. For the leader of the Democrat Party, this is a chronicle of a foretold event.

"Lubia left as she was!

Chronicle of a foretold event!

Friends, a few days ago I heard that the prosecution would request and decide to suspend Lubi Balluku from his duties. This news seemed like a rumor to me and I did not believe it. I did not even believe it after Rama told Belinda in his speech "love your fate", since the territories of justice are separated from the territories of the SP. After this statement that Rama made only for Lubi, I no longer had any doubt that he now wanted to get rid of her as soon as possible, since he and Lubi were like: "you've seen it, you haven't seen it, a dead person goes with the living."

But although I know that Edi Rama in all his inhumanity, I do not believe that he would choose the most humiliating form to settle accounts with the man who had shared every joy and sorrow for 25 years and who had been his loyal collaborator in every theft. The truth is that irrefutable documents show that he was not the one who ate figs and plums behind Lubia's back.

The question is right: why didn't Rama ask Lubia to resign, which would have given him some points? Why didn't he fire her as he should have, if she had refused to resign, but chose to treat her as if she were the storekeeper of the Council of Ministers?

There is only one answer: he couldn't handle it! He couldn't handle it because in the two big affairs, the Llogara tunnel and the Vlora airport, the real initiator and decision-maker is Rama, not Lubia.

But did Rama escape with this Macbethian act against his closest collaborator? "No and no!", declares Berisha.