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Crisis of confidence in the PS
GAVROSH LEOVA
Since last year’s regular election, being removed from one of the posts to which socialist politics had elected him, all the way to the last of the delegates at the party’s 6 May congress in Vlorë, Nano has seemingly been continuously the subject of discussion in the highest forums of the Socialist Party. At least as propagated by its spokespeople. Perhaps because of the split that began to show in the governing coalition with Aleanca për Shtetin, where its ministers called for the “intervention” of the party body and the dormant forum, the National Steering Council. Perhaps also because Fatos Nano, with unnecessary harshness, tackled the exercise of power, where recent days have replaced, until now unseen, shades of “mutual guilt” between the two partners of Aleanca për Shtetin and more generally between the government and its segments. Even around the uncertainties over the two apparent functions of today’s system of government, the chairman of the parliamentary group and the chairman of the party. Thus, one minister thinks that after in the ears of the head of government the notion of personality had taken shape, it would ultimately remain not only irreplaceable, but even compatible with a written decree. Another prime minister, newly hardened by public opinion and seen as the “winner” of the next elections, views his removal as a chance to avoid a hitherto unsupported fear of revenge from some rival. Whoever it may be, it is the unrestrained consequence of a mild nervous exercise for the party. Even because the two functions are in any case different, but one man resembles another with a fixed gaze and with some substance, not with his caricature. Thus, one minister thinks that Fatos Nano’s departure may be a condition for a kind of de-decreeing of the party. Or for the government to end up or be “dissolved” in the party. However, the preliminary interpretation in the chair of the head of government now also implies the claim that “PS looks toward pandemonium.” This is because some of those whom no one has understood what they really want to do say that in the party’s high forums, through its action, Nano seeks “another majority,” an opposing target to let them replace him with power. And for this conclusion, for the first time it has broken with the official colors of all measures through its own insistence. In a word, all those people who tried to gather the skin of the marginal figures after any, even the fiercest political defeat, not to complete the mandate. Thus, to follow up, those who ended up as so-called “transitional failures” wrote that “PS looks toward pandemonium.” But this time, we can understand a possible consequence of the crisis. It has happened that since the beginning of this month, one of Nano’s closest officials has made public explanations one after another, fully accusing the others lined up as the government’s “saviors” within the party. However, it is claimed that “PS looks toward pandemonium.” At least briefly reported by those who sit in the party presidency.
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