During Prime Minister Edi Rama's meeting with the youth of Kamza, a voice from the street was heard during his speech shouting "Rama, go away." The socialist leader responded to this call by ironizing it and saying that it was a muffled voice from the swamp.
"Yes, I'll go, don't worry. He said, 'Rama, go.' Because in these cases, we always need some garlic, even if we don't get it, we'll have to make it up. Thank you very much for the solidarity, but for me, I would be worried if that voice drowned in the swamp didn't come out. Me here with you, he over there at the post office," Rama said.
He also mocked the leader of the Democrat Party, Sali Berisha, for his statements during his government when he said that "Albania ranked second in economy after Germany."
"...because we were second after Germany, when it was the swamp owl. Then we were definitely much higher, now we are not second after Germany," the socialist leader continued.
In the meeting with the youth, Rama compared Kamza to the eras Albania has gone through. "From a barren, abandoned place and area where everyone tried to grab a piece of land among the thorns, to a blooming park, with cleanliness, investment and development, completely transformed."
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