Ruçi against Majko
Yesterday's vote split the Socialist parliamentary group in two. Meta wins
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PS, the war has begun
A real war has been declared in PS over Nano's survival, since hardly anyone is taking seriously his order for the party leadership and the PS parliamentary group to adopt a decision calling for the resignation of the chairman of this group, Gramoz Ruçi. He enjoys very strong support within the government and the administration, as well as among Nano's supporters. But apart from a part of the administration, Ruçi's opponents at the head of the executive do not even consider the issue of a government sacrifice. Regarding the changes in the government with Rama, PDK? and also two privatization plans. The question now is what Rama's new policy will be like and whether it will move toward stabilizing the majority or the opposite. In any case, one clear result has emerged: the parliamentary majority is split into two camps, which are now openly clashing. Majko recalls the time when former Foreign Minister Paskal Milo entered the government as a consensual figure and was supported by Nano's group, but now the situation is much more heated. Yesterday's vote in the parliamentary group clearly shows that the conflict has become public and can no longer be hidden. Ruçi was in the parliamentary chamber, while the prime minister was elsewhere. This situation has acquired a strong political charge and is expected to have consequences ahead. The Mëskufti showed that the prime minister is stronger than Nano[?]
Majko yesterday, Ruçi at the time when they were together on Nano's side