Unrest being prepared Police: We will crush it
Unrest being prepared
Police: We will crush it
In Lazarat the national road has been blocked for 2 days
P. 17
The destabilization is spreading!
The public gang, this “thorn” of Azem Hajdari that holds up the government, after such crises seems only to go further by exceeding government demands! To show just how much things have become turbulent, in a national office, 24 hours after the latest event, it appears that a destabilizing plan and a clear strategy have been produced to turn the country back into chaos. Unclear outlines are still visible, but it is nevertheless becoming clear that the country is currently being played with through stability more than through the government. In any case, to stir anarchy it is also necessary for the institutions to take a leading and primary role.
Perhaps for the general public “they” are actors, perhaps people with names and posts in the administration, perhaps individuals with links abroad and in the country and visibly at least with certain police forces. It seems that in this climate, after a burst of celebration and a breakdown of order, people have begun to understand what is being played out over their heads. At least in public and in institutional circles there is open talk of criminal groups linked to politics and traffickers, there is talk of networks that finance tension, block roads and set up scenarios to create fear and confusion.
In this heated atmosphere is Lazarat too. For 2 consecutive days the national road there has been blocked, hindering free movement and challenging the state in an area with heavy symbolism. Police forces have been sent to the scene and from the Ministry of Order has come the clear warning: destabilization will not be allowed, and any attempt to incite unrest will be crushed. This is the sentence that stands out most, because in itself it contains not only a warning, but also the admission that such a scenario exists.
It is not the first time that blockades, harsh protests and the movements of armed groups have coincided with moments of political tension. On the contrary, it seems that from time to time, cyclically, part of the actors of violence are brought on stage to test the state and produce public effects. If this is true, then the scale of the problem goes beyond a local protest. It touches the very nerve of national security and the relationship between politics, crime and public order.
P. 17
Shot in Lazarat