Rama attacks the former leader of "Lega Nord" in Italy who called to kill the Albanians and accuses him of bargaining with Berisha, the opposition whitewashes the prime minister's scenario, this is how he is trying to divide the immigrants for fear of their vote against the government

As he had warned, yesterday Prime Minister Edi Rama held a meeting with the Albanian diaspora in Italy at the sports palace in "Busto Arsizio", a locality near the city of Milan. Accompanied by his wife Linda Rama, Minister of State Elisa Spiropali and several mayors, the plane "Migjeni" landed in Malpensa at 11:00 a.m. where it was received by the Albanian ambassador to Italy and then headed to the Sports Palace. Thousands of Albanians who had filled the sports palace enthusiastically welcomed Prime Minister Rama. Initially, the latter dwelled for a long time on the ordeal of the sufferings of the Albanians and the prejudices of the Italian media. The Prime Minister exalted the figure of the Albanians who worked to overturn the image. Meanwhile, in the meeting with Albanians in Italy, Prime Minister Edi Rama also spoke about the prejudices against Albanian immigrants many years ago. The head of the government also recalled the calls of Umberto Bossi, former leader of "Lega Nord", that the Albanians should be killed in the middle of the sea. Also, Rama revealed that his son bought a degree in Albania at the private university 'Cristal' during Berisha's time. which had been thrown into the waste of the Italian history of fascism with the communist Albania that had been conceived from that very past as the imposed offspring of a reverse pregnancy. And who does not remember those times with the stamp: "E' stato un albanese", when the debates were boiling on the Italian political channels. It was the time of a certain Umberto Bossi, a guy who called for Albanians to be killed in the sea with army rifles, a character who looked like he had come out of comic films, who made Italy a sock here, went there, bought the son's degree in one of those Crystal and Vitrina universities of the second Saliu", said Rama. We recall that Renzo Bossi, the son of Umberto Bossi, received a university degree in Albania a few years ago, according to the investigations of the Prosecutor's Office of Naples and Milan on the "Lega Nord" party. It is about a diploma in Business Administration, which was issued by the private university "Kristal" in September 2010. According to the Italian media, at that time it was suspected that Renzo Bosi's degree was paid for with Lega Nord money.

DP reacts

Meanwhile, the General Secretary of DP, Enkelejd Alibeaj, has published the footage from Rama's meeting in Italy, where SP militants were seen violently taking the banner from some immigrants who are seeking the vote of the diaspora. In a post on "Facebook", Alibeaj writes that this is the reality of a prime minister's discourse that talks about everything and is not responsible for anything. "Behind the facade of Edi Rama's meetings with the diaspora, the effort of his militants, who accompany him, is hidden by order from Albania, in order not to allow the vote of the diaspora. This is the reality of a prime ministerial discourse that talks about everything and takes responsibility for nothing. This is the divisive spirit that is trying to spread even in the diaspora. Edi Rama and the SP are afraid of the vote of the diaspora, because the misgovernance and corruption of this government is the main reason for the departure of Albanians. Therefore, only our proposals for the vote of the diaspora finally solve this issue", writes Alibeaj. Meanwhile, the member of the Presidency of the DP, at the same time the Secretary for Human Resources and Digital Coordination, Endri Hasa, reacted yesterday through a post on "Facebook", as he described Rama's show in Italy as stale propaganda. According to him, Prime Minister Rama is trying to divide the diaspora for fear of their vote against the government. "Edi Rama continues stale propaganda and does everything to steal the success of those who, with many sacrifices and without the help of any government in Tirana, have built their lives in Europe. They their demands are simple: they want to be able to vote and they want their taxes and the assets of their homeland not to be stolen by governmental corruption. Voting in politics and the vote of the Diaspora have been submitted to the assembly by the Democratic Party of Albania for over six months, but they continue to be blocked because the corrupt have come together. Everything Rama does is a show, he is afraid of the free vote of the diaspora because he is the main cause of the emigration of Albanians, because Edi Rama is the Nona of Corruption! Edi Rama must leave as soon as possible! When he and his corrupt government are gone, the Albanians will return," writes Hasa.