The battle of Tirana comes to an end. The motionists are defeated
Socialists bled each other at the capital conference
Albanian socialists are heading toward their own split, demonstrating such destabilizing intolerance and factional fighting, along with mafia-like organization. They are not sparing each other harshness and savagery, while still remembering the farce of the party’s “reform.” The socialists have now started to block one another en masse, which also explains the reasons for their boycotts in recent Albanian politics. Despite their efforts, irresponsibility seems to have become a mania and a means of survival in the largest opposition party.
The path of the Enverists
The electoral conference of the Socialist Party for Tirana collapsed in a completely disastrous finale for the life of reforming this party group.
With a centralized candidacy, Servet Pëllumbi also fired shots against the declared winner and reformer, the party’s deputy chairman, Servet Pëllumbi.
The Socialist Party is going through even harder tests, exposing mafia-like organization. They are not sparing each other harshness and bloodshed, while still remembering the farce of the party’s “reform.” The socialists have now started to block one another en masse, which also explains the reasons for their boycotts in recent Albanian politics.
Irresponsibility seems to have become a mania and a means of survival in the largest opposition party.
From the Tirana Socialist Party conference
Islami down with Ulqin
The leadership failed as a two-sided candidacy
The leadership put forward a two-sided candidacy, two-sided, two-sided, in order to create a healthy base; the voters preceded the leadership, leaving the hall saying that these are like the conferences of the PPSH.
Pëllumbi is contemplating the underlayers with the imagination of the PS. Gramoz Ruçi, declaring that he too followed a delegate closely and will keep his word.
The newspaper “Zëri i Popullit” was called guilty and super-bureaucratic; it has lost the truth and its edge has fallen sharply.