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"We are facing a man who does not understand"/ DP MP: The opposition must be more radical

2026-03-24 21:35:00, Aktualitet CNA

 "We are facing a man who does not understand"/ DP MP: The opposition

Democratic Party MP Edi Paloka spoke this evening regarding the opposition action and the protests organized by the opposition.

In an interview for "A Krasta Show" on Syri TV, Paloka stated that the opposition should be more radical in its "battle", as according to him there is no other solution.

He further said that the "evil" of the country is Prime Minister Edi Rama and his government, and added that the opposition must provide the solution for their removal.

"So I have always been of the opinion that the opposition should be more radical, find other ways, I am using the term radical again, because there is no other solution. We do not have before us a man who understands, knows democracy, accepts the opponent and so on. There is evidence that he has actually given early on. It did not take 13 years for us to reach this conclusion.

This man, who, as many remember, came at the beginning, that is, he managed to deceive some people. He came as a trend, as the new one, that is, in contrast to the 'old' Berisha, who was more European, more modern, and would bring positive changes.

Today I wrote to him and with a status, unfortunately he has shown that he can't even reach the sole of Gramoz Ruçi's shoe. That Gramoz, the former secretary of the party and all the other blacks. This modern, trendy, European and so on and so forth, he couldn't even reach the sole of Gramoz Ruçi's shoe in that party. So, he is the disaster.  She is the evil, the government and him. There is no more dilemma here. How is it solved? This is the question that we continue to ask, everyone asks, and that the opposition must somehow answer.

In fact, I don't think the protests, even these protests that we are holding, only with violence on our part, are there. Now I don't want to trivialize it, but some fireworks and some Molotov cocktails that are thrown, by revolted people, young people there, who always throw them in a square where not even the trees are damaged. I don't think there is any great violence here, to be honest. But let's assume that even that seems like violence to someone, for the principles they have ," Paloka said. /CNA





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