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SP, a return to the base
By GAVORR LEVONA
In one closing line of his speech, the socialist Nano has spoken out about the role of the base in the election of the PS chairmen, which will be done directly. For the first time in Albania, the principle of one member, one vote is being applied. A few days ago, Sali Berisha welcomed this as a "democratic act" of the PS. If he speaks as chairman of the parliamentary commission on order and security, recalling with a smirk that he gave it the name "anti-crime", swallowing the government scandals and the pollution of almost everything socialist on the eve of the elections, that was and remains within the framework of recent politics. But for some time now he has also spoken as an old socialist, disappointed and outraged that his party has been turned into a machine for posts and interests. And he has gone as far as the university club base of the PS to say publicly that the party's stability is made by the ordinary members. Beautiful and moral words. But with them, the question naturally arises in the mind: Whom is Berisha telling this to? The chairman of the PS parliamentary group? The prime minister? No, before the camera and the podium within the left he is addressing the base, and just as much the terror of depoliticizing student clubs. The meaning that emerges is linked to the problems of socialism in the country, to the acute crisis, as most populists would say, to be presented and indoctrinated down below in power and the interests of the group that legitimizes it in the name of the great left, which often flows only in the state apparatus and not in the party's base organizations, and even less among their activists.
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