Sali Berisha has accused Prime Minister Edi Rama that during his government, education has been his most tragic victim. In the meeting with teachers on March 7, Berisha stated that the school of principals and the teacher portal for Albania also brought about the revolution of the education system in the country.
"In this regime, the second dictatorship, education has been its most tragic victim. Teachers were degraded, replaced with patronage agents. Their salaries, instead of following the trend today, have not compensated even half of the 12-year inflation. A school of directors, as a party school. A portal called 'Teachers for the Party'. All of these together brought about the great reversal of the vital system, the most important for a nation, on its path towards progress, progress", A2 CNN quotes Berisha.
According to Berisha, during the years of Rama's government, 760 schools have been closed and the number of students has decreased by over 60,000.
"What happened these years? These years, 760 schools have been closed. These years, the number of students has decreased by over 60 thousand. These years, what has perhaps never been recorded in our thousand-year history has been recorded. A city, a populated center like Kolonja, like Erseka, had only one birth in 2023. In 2030, only 1 child will be in the first grade of this city," Berisha said, reports A2 CNN.
The democratic leader also focused on depopulation, accusing Prime Minister Rama of making it his mission to destroy the nation, writes A2.
"The nation has never been hit in its substance, in its being by any invasion, by any invader, by any natural disaster, by any war, as it has been hit by these 12 years of governance by a man who has had the mission of destroying this nation. He has had and still has the mission of destroying this nation. Edi Rama is perhaps the blackest anti-Albanian in history."
He also accuses the prime minister of his policies towards Kosovo and that it faces fierce pressure between Tirana and Belgrade.
"As some of the greatest analysts of the time, Germans and others, have rightly called him, 'the Albanian Pact'. He accompanied this disaster he did to Albania with his policies with terrible stabs in the back against Kosovo. A brotherly country, a blood brother, a country that became independent because it remained undefeated by the most savage invaders. After coming to power, he faced fierce pressure between Tirana and Belgrade. In fact, not only did he stop the process of normalizing relations between Pristina and Belgrade, but he took Belgrade's side, imposing sanctions on Kosovo, the first, with an anti-Albanian order." (A2 Televizion)
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