Former Minister of Justice, Ylli Manjani , made strong statements on the Now show on Euronews Albania, where he spoke about the state of the Socialist Party and the constitutional crisis in the country.
Manjani sees the SP as a party where there are no open clashes, but only "war behind the scenes."
He uses the invented figure of a deputy as a metaphor for the internal games, where people attack each other with anonymous letters. According to him, socialists do not have the "heels" to openly confront each other.
He uses the invented figure of a deputy as a metaphor for insider games, where people attack each other with anonymous letters.
According to him, socialists do not have the "heels" to openly confront each other.
"The debate in the Socialist Party is eternal and they do not have an open debate. They do not fight like men fight. It is always a war behind the scenes. The Socialist Party, the parliamentary group that we have put on Belinda, but it is not true, invented Nesti Angoni. That Nesti Angoni is a deputy. To this day, my reasonable suspicion has led me to think of believing it, based on facts, but which I am not authorized to say now, is that Nesti Angoni is alive and powerful. They invented Nesti Angoni to put it behind each other's backs with anonymous letters. This is the battle, this is the chatter. This is what is happening there and what is worrying is not the problem of who puts it in who, because they do not put it in anyone. They have no ability to put it in or take it out of a person", said Manjani
Manjani calls the current situation a "constitutional quagmire," saying that we do not have a republic with three branches of government, but three separate republics.
"Nobody in the Albanian Parliament today is holding a debate, even an anonymous letter, because they are afraid to hold a debate about the constitutional crap that the state is in. We do not have a republic with three branches of government. We have a state with three republics. These are each republic on its own. That SPAK is on its own. These parliamentarians are on their own. The government is above all. Do you understand? The court does not get along. A crap, a black page there. The KLP, the KLJ, they are selling those other pesticides. There are some animals there, do you understand? One more animal than the other, without a point of responsibility. No one takes responsibility for anything that happens in this country. And we all care what Spiropali said," he said.