Milo’s resignation is being demanded
Only 3% of ministry directors have followed the order of the socialist ministers to submit their resignation
The PD protects the reformist administration from dismissals by the communists in power
Communist, anti-Western revanchism
Just as happened with hundreds and thousands of dismissals of anti-communist specialists and intellectuals during the so-called technical government led by the Socialist Ceka, this is continuing even after the elections and is taking on ever greater proportions.
The truth of this situation is confirmed by the Socialists in Nano’s government themselves. In the official newspaper of the Albanian government, called “Zëri i Popullit”, an article entitled “On the initial criteria for hiring and dismissals from the civil administration” admits that the implementation of the order of the Minister of Agriculture and Food has been carried out by only 3 percent of the directors of central institutions.
This figure shows that only 3 percent of the senior state administrators were appointed by the communist and socialist parties and are following the orders for mass dismissals in the administration. 97 percent of the senior leaders of the ministries and central state institutions of Albania were appointed by the Democratic government and, as it turns out, are true professionals, qualified specialists and not militants of the left-wing parties, but people who see work as something above parties. These senior state officials are resisting the communists’ orders to dismiss specialists and experienced cadres in order to replace them with Socialist Party militants and with mercenaries and bandits.
In this uncompromising campaign to purge the administration, the Socialists are trying at any cost to remove people with professional abilities and appoint former Sigurimi officers, former party secretaries, former officials of the PPSH and the executive committee, who were active in the propaganda of Ramiz Alia’s regime and in support of criminal gangs after the elections of 29 June.
This is being done in the name of “reassessing the administration” but in fact it is a campaign of political revenge against the honest administration that has served professionally during recent years. Nano’s government is treating state institutions as spoils of war.
The stance of the administration, which is not accepting to sign the resignations demanded through political pressure, is a clear sign that the country still has professional pillars that do not blindly obey communist revanchism.