PS-PD, alliance against the small parties
Political whirlwind toward power? Agron Alibali argues: Two [votes?] earlier, an imperfect alternation against Berisha with Zall Basha[?]
The electoral field, the “pink” trap
“Berisha, the former CIA agent”
The electoral field, the “pink” trap
The negotiations have begun to fuel electoral intrigue. Yesterday, the Constitutional Court crushed the plans of the small parties. “In the game beyond the high walls[…] for the established democracy and political development. Therefore, this is one of the electoral reforms touched by the strategic parties, which has perhaps something unusual, which has ended up harming the small parties”.
The main points of the discussion were a new outline for the level of the left and socialist parliamentary group. In party time, the assessment of the proportional character of parties and proportional justice with majoritarian percentages has been proposed as a solution.
Since in our country the mixed voting system has brought no few consequences, the use of the coalition formula between the two big parties remains evident. In this unclear environment, the small parties see themselves threatened by the new electoral scheme.
The electoral field, the “pink” trap
In a climate of tension and uncertainty, this formula is seen as an attempt to dominate and eliminate spaces of competition for the smaller political forces. Representatives of these parties have warned that they will oppose this decision and the consequences it may bring for the upcoming elections.
“Berisha, the former CIA agent”
This accusation was made in the context of the day’s political polemics and was used as a symbol of harsh electoral rhetoric. Behind it lie the clashes and calculations for power among the country’s main political actors.