For journalist Esiona Konomi, the assistance offices that the Socialist Party has opened in Greece and Italy, inviting immigrants to register at these facilities to vote in the May 11 parliamentary elections, are in violation of the law.
Journalist Konomi said on "Çdo kënt" by Merita Haklaj on A2 CNN that there is a risk that immigrants will be blackmailed, mainly in the SP offices where group registrations are being conducted, and there is a risk that they will also vote in a group.
Konomi demanded an answer from the Secretary for Diaspora in the Socialist Party, Zerina Bruci, asking: "Ms. Bruci, who guarantees us that this party of yours, this party more organized than all the others and has more quotas than the others, will not keep the office open in every major city in Europe when the envelope with votes arrives and fill the envelope in your eyes. That the fact that you do the registrations in an organized manner creates reasonable suspicion that you can also do the voting in this way, violating the vote and blackmailing the voters . "
As Bruce tried to explain that PS had done demos and trainings, Konomi stopped him to say: "No, you haven't done demos, you've made recordings."
"Please don't lie to us. You have registered. You have to be honest at this point because those who were there, ministers, have accepted that we invite you for registration, not to teach or train you. So at least at this point that you have registered, you have to accept it," Konomi added.
Meanwhile, Bruce responded by saying: "Assisted, which means that as the demos were made, they were assisted. If someone asked you how to scan the document, you would definitely help them or not, because our goal here is not to make registration difficult but to make it easier."
"If it's done on your computer, you didn't witness it, you recorded it," journalist Konomi then replied.
"Before you throw these accusations that are routinely thrown in electoral processes and prejudice this process, you can see beyond this and encourage everyone we know who lives in the diaspora to register to vote in these elections," said Bruci.
Meanwhile, Florian Haçka from "Diaspora for a Free Albania" also took part in the debate on the mass registrations at the assistance offices that the SP is opening in the main cities where the Albanian diaspora is located, and said that they will ask the CEC not to accept registrations from a similar IP that are made at the same time, in order to curb the procedure that the SP is following.
"I, as Flor, we as "Diaspora for Free Albania" are directly judging this process, we are not making hypotheses, we are not prejudging it. You have registered people and our request is for the CEC that will come in writing in the coming days, that all the requests that have come from the same IP, at the same time, that are those halls in Greece, that you said are the offices of the SP, but that are not the party's offices, I took the photo for you is an AS Services. Registration is taking place, there is no demo, they are all with videos, that your party naively released itself. We will demand that all these requests not be accepted, because they came from a mass registration. We have escaped family voting in time. I am surprised how people like you defend this illegal process", said Haçkaj. (A2 Televizion)
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