"I believe Gjikuria for what he said on the phone, not the statement he gave," Tavo: I answered the charges with 1500 votes.

Pending certification of the result by the Central Election Commission, Vangjel Tavo has clear ideas about what he will do with Himare.

The mayor-elect of the coastal city in an interview with Top Channel tells who phones him first after the deep victory he won on August 4, as well as the targets after receiving the keys to the office of the mayor of Himara.

After the victory, who called you to congratulate you first?

Vangjel Tavo: What impressed me was Mr. Gjikuria's phone call congratulating me and I appreciated this call very much and I really thought that being a person who has lived out and half his life has come with a different spirit. It is still the invitation in force for Gjikuria to sit in the chair of the deputy mayor.

When you spoke on the phone, did you get a response to this invitation?

Tavo: I didn't get a response.

Minutes later, mr. Gjikuria announced his victory through a rigged process and that he won a candidate who would serve the prime minister.

Tavo: The answer is the election result, about 1500 votes difference. I believe in those I hear in voice and figure from Mr. Gjikuria, not what I read. I believe what Gjikuria said before the counting process that I will know the verdict of the inhabitants of Himara, I believe in the phone call he received and I wish for the victory, the rest of who manages it and who dictates it in writing I don't know what to tell you.