10 days from the elections, Alibeaj: Rama's attack on new parties shows his uncertainty about obtaining 71 mandates

The attack by the leader of the Socialist Party, Edi Rama, on the small parties, which have declared that they will not form a coalition if they have the fate of the new government in their hands, but will send the country to early elections, for Enekelejd Alibeaj from the "Right for Development" coalition shows the uncertainty of the prime minister about obtaining the majority of mandates. In Bruna Çifligu's Diary on A2 CNN, Alibeaj said that Albanians from north to south do not want the Rama-Berisha binomial.

"Rama today is an intense attack on new parties and it is understood that uncertainty is what has gripped Rama, the uncertainty that he can get 71 mandates. Today, whoever knows how to read the attack on new parties understands the uncertainty that Rama has about getting a majority. In Tirana, Elbasan, Fier and Durrës, there is a common denominator among Albanians tired of the politics that they call binomial; Rama-Berisha do not want to see from the south to the north. What I have said is that it would be important for the public that Rama does not wake up with a majority with 71 mandates on May 12. It is a prophecy that is apparently being fulfilled day by day."

Alibeaj rules out the possibility of an alliance with Rama and Berisha.

"On the right for development, there will be no coalition with Rama and Berisha, with the SP there is no question of our past. I was a deputy, in the middle of the eye of the cyclone when Rama and Berisha offered, enticed and gave requests and offers. Our position has been clear against one and against the other. No alliance with the SP and Edi Rama and not with Sali Berisha."

Asked if Albanians are ready to vote for the "Right for Development" coalition, Alibeaj replies: "Any Albanian who votes for us will not have any surprises or amoral oversteps in the next parliament. We have the experience of state formation and it is not a little, because today Albanians suffer from the lack of a state. And thirdly, we have no problem with justice. Having had doses of power and none of us has any problem with the law. The biggest challenge of character is power and finally, our electoral offer is rational, honest with concrete solutions that identify the main missing issues of the state formation process."  

  (A2 Televizion)