Himara, the place of the most vicious political revenge

By Ylli Manjani

Himara is the site of the most vicious political vendetta possible.

The president who was elected was imprisoned. The chairman who lost was imprisoned.

The administration of the municipality is logically broken.

The Municipal Council meets in secret.

No one takes responsibility for anything.

As a result, municipal services are poor. The roads are cracked and unsealed. Passing through Himare is like in ancient Bathora. Cracked roads swallow the car. Passers-by should think carefully about where to step. Mud when it rains and dust on sunny days are part of the city.

Meanwhile, the Medemek beach season has begun.

If the expenses of the patridiotic meeting of Athens were made in Himare, at least there would be asphalt roads, without dust, mud pits.

Let's leave the affairs of democracy and the rule of law aside, because they have no shadow anywhere. Yes, asphalt roads at least deserve an area that is a tourist center. Or what did you want?!

The monist government is clearly taking revenge on Himara. He is taking revenge for voting for a political detainee.

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Undoubtedly, any appointee in that municipality, who has two minds in his head, would not take over the management of the municipality under these conditions.

Of course, the reasons for not accepting the appointment or resigning are personal.

Is there anything more personal than that?!