Rama: He ignored the PS hunger strike PS CHAIRMAN: THE “BROTHER-KILLING” WAR BEGAN WITHIN THE RIGHT “Bamir has ties to the Socialist Party, just as Saliu himself does. He condemned our boycott and was not consulted about the judges. Spahiu juggles the crowds of the desperate” By EDI RAMA The split of the PD into three is a fact that has further disoriented the government and its communication with the public among the majority still in power. The brother-killing war in the right-wing camp has only just begun. The prime minister’s desperate attempt to save his overloaded ship, laden with the spoils of government piracy, from sinking in the sea of corruption has two rebels in its sights, the ones who have taken along with them the two PDs broken away from the ruined trunk of his PD. It is a new war within the same family, where yesterday’s brothers have become sworn enemies of one another. But it is also an old war that is repeating itself on the right with the same central protagonist, the communist secretary of the PD, who, just as that poem says, “grew old but never let go” of the vices that from the very beginning defined the banality of evil embodied in his leadership... Continues on pages 2-3