The leader of the Democratic Party, Sali Berisha, has declared that Albanian women and mothers will be the ones to give a deserved punishment to Prime Minister Edi Rama, for his policies that have damaged their lives over the years. According to Berisha, Rama has used an electoral campaign focused on women and girls, believing that he can deceive this category with false promises. He accused the Prime Minister of using certain groups, forcing them to become part of meetings organized under pressure and against their will.

Berisha stressed that Albanian mothers and women are the ones who suffer the most from the poverty and insecurity created by government policies. According to him, government policies have led to the massive emigration of men and children and the obligation of mothers to work harder to support their families. He stressed that this is a dirty and dishonest campaign that only harms Albanian women and girls more, who will be the first to punish Rama for the damage he has caused.

Berisha also criticized Rama's campaign, which he said is an attempt to exploit the trauma and injuries that the latter has caused in the lives of Albanian women and mothers, in an attempt to win their votes. He concluded by saying that Albanian women and girls will be the ones who will give a deserved response to this.

Excerpt from the speech of DP leader Sali Berisha:

First of all, my meetings, come and check them out, they are electrified meetings. What is electrification? Free people, free people gather there.

Secondly, Edi Rama's meetings are forced meetings. Edi Rama's meetings are forced meetings. It is proven by documents that he receives from the job center register, forcedly.

To fill the register with work centers means an electoral state. It means the destruction of the electoral code, the violation of the electoral code.

To take students, school girls, by force. Close schools, close universities, these are all counterproductive.

But I will say one thing.

Edi Rama has chosen a specific campaign, with women and girls, with the strong belief that, by addressing only them, with elements of the Freudian stream, he will be able to, in one way or another, deceive them for their votes.

And here he shows his shallowness.

First of all, there is no woman, no mother and sister, who is happy to curse her husband, brother, husband and father. Whoever he is. They are each other's pride, like husband and wife, children.

Edi Rama has chosen this, forgetting that the times when women were mothers of children and sex objects ended dozens and dozens of years ago.

Today, women are the pillars of the home, they are shareholders in every family achievement, and nothing can seduce or deceive them, to create even the slightest difference of superiority or inferiority in relation to their husbands.

The way he addresses them, I say, is one thing that he is trying in one way or another to overcome the traumas, wounds, injuries that he has created for the mother, the daughter, the Albanian woman by forcing her husband to emigrate for the sake of the children.

Forcing children to leave because there is not enough food to feed them.

Forcing the mother to work two or three jobs to find a way to feed her children, ruining her children's school.

So if there are Albanians today who will take revenge on Edi Rama the most, it is Albanian women and girls for what he has caused them with his policies.

Is he trying now with some elements, I said once, taken from the Freudian stream that he will be able to extract, absolutely not.

I have a strong belief, in the moral fiber of Albanian mothers and sisters, that they will be the first to give up and see how they bow their heads at the rally.

They bow their heads in meeting him, because he is a sfaciato. He appears there as an unscrupulous man, who has a duty to say things that no one says, no one says them. And he thinks that in that way, by trivializing the campaign, what mothers and women get. He forgets that they have a higher standard than others.