Analyst Mentor Nazarko, invited to the show "This Week" on News24, with moderator Nisida Tufa, commented on the developments in the National Assembly of the Socialist Party and the request for the expulsion of Elisa Spiropali and Plarent Ndreca from the party.
According to Nazarko, the developments in the Assembly were not accidental, but part of Prime Minister Edi Rama's way of political communication. He estimates that through this initiative Rama aimed to test the strength and support he enjoys within the SP structures, seeing how many opponents would openly come out against him. The analyst also interprets this move as an attempt by the Prime Minister to return attention to the Socialist Party, at a time when, according to him, the public space has been dominated by Rama's political rivals.
"It is part of him to create such events. Funny events. Mystery is an accompaniment to his events, to his scenarios. In my opinion, he, as such an event, such as the SP Assembly, seeks to bring the party back into communication. He aims, since the public space has been occupied by his rivals, he invites his own not to be alone in front of the people. He tried to test his power within the party structures. I think it was a test to exclude one or the other, Mrs. Spiropali or Mr. Ndreca. I think it was a test to understand how many opponents would appear in front of him. I don't think he has done some kind of test," he said.
