The Democratic Party's $6 million lobbying contract in the US once again became the topic of Prime Minister Edi Rama's electoral meetings.
From the closing campaign meeting in Burrel, the head of government took aim at his rivals, raising the question of whose money will be paid in 3 years to fix the DP's image.
" We hadn't seen anything yet. Now the owl has come out and says 7×7, equal to 6 million. You've heard it. They do that, but they're not mine. But whose are they? The patriots'. There are some patriots that I don't know, but they have it in their hearts to fight for Albania. They throw 6 million, but they guarantee they want the Democratic Party. However, this is a separate story ," said Rama.
According to the head of government, the DP's lobbying is "a pear that has a very long tail that will stick out backwards ." " I'm sure of that ," he emphasized. (A2 Televizion)
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