Political scientist Ermal Hasimja, during the show "Studio 24", explained where we divide and unite with Hungary, which with Sunday's elections ended the era of leadership by Viktor Orban, giving victory to Peter Magyar of the opposition Tisza party.
Hasimja said that Albania and Hungary differ on the issue of corruption. Asked who Peter Magyar is within the opposition and in the SP, Hasimja said that he does not see him in the opposition, but within the SP, he is Erion Braçe and Elisa Spiropali.
"You have a moral opposition that is perhaps surrendered, a little demoralized, so all those people who think that stealing is bad, but you also have another category that thinks that corruption happens in other countries too."
"Hungarians have a developed anti-corruption political culture and a kind of democratic tradition," Hasimja said.
Ermal Hasimja: On the issue of corruption, Albania and Hungary differ, with us it is completely different.
In Albania, corruption is a problem above all when someone else does it.
You have a moral opposition that is perhaps surrendered, a little demoralized, so all those people who think that stealing is bad, but you also have another category that thinks that corruption happens in other countries too.
Hungarians have a developed anti-corruption political culture and a kind of tradition of democracy.
Orban created a ruling system by controlling all powers, including the judiciary and the media.
