Analyst Fatos Lubonja, invited to the lunch program at News24, stated that Prime Minister Edi Rama has lost weight in the international arena, but that the European Union does not seek his removal, as it is interested in maintaining political stability.
He said that the problem is not only violence, but the narco-state system established by Rama.
"Rama has lost a lot, especially in the international media, and this puts Macron, Marta Kos and Tony Blair in difficulty. I don't know what advice he gave them, maybe he governs well with drugs."
The EU wants stability, they say that if this one leaves, who will come to provide us with some things? We should also protest against the internationals, don't you see Gonzato's towers?
They want to introduce a narco-state into the EU.
The problem here is not the violence, it is the system that has been established and Germany and the Netherlands know it because they have problems with Albanian crime there. Their authorities have brought us the information at SPAK. But there is a kind of prejudice that Albanians deserve so much democracy.
"They are not afraid enough because the justice system has caught up, otherwise they wouldn't give 4 million euros for a concert," said Lubonja.
