"The swamp owl put Fatos Nano in the cell", Rama speaks about the former leader of the SP: They almost killed him because he chose...

Prime Minister Edi Rama , during the 'Sy m'sy' column , spoke about the former leader of the Socialist Party, Fatos Nano , saying that due to the lack of Justice Reform,  Sali Berisha put him in prison.

Rama says the SP returned to power after Nano's release from " political prison ", but adds that he did not choose the path of revenge, but of reconciliation.

And according to him, because of the path he had chosen, " he went through a difficult phase, he was almost killed in this building where I am ( the Prime Minister ) ."

Among other things, Rama stated that under these conditions, Justice Reform needed to be carried out.

"Under these conditions, what other political force can do, except reform and tell justice that it is independent. And defend it with its own body, accepting the cost of biting itself, because corruption and corruption issues are not issues related to one party, but to an entire society, to all parts of the system," said Rama.

Rama : Fatos Nano was put in prison by the former prime minister, the swamp owl, with his own prosecutors.

And this has been the case since the Albanian state was created until the justice reforms were introduced. The most obvious is the case of January 21st.

What could we do as a majority, as leaders of the SP? Justice reform. If there had been no justice reform, we would have to repeat what they have done before, but we are not them. It is the difference between the EU and Balkan, provincial bajraktarism.

In these conditions of fundamental change, a fundamental change that is in the DNA of the SP. The SP returned to government in 1997 with a prime minister who was released from political prison, but did not take revenge.

On the contrary, he went through a difficult phase, he was almost killed in this building where I am, because he chose the path of reconciliation, not revenge.

Under these conditions, what can any other political force do, except reform and tell justice that it is independent.

And to defend it with one's own body, accepting the cost of biting into one's own body, because corruption and the problems of corruption are not problems related to one party, but to an entire society, to all parts of the system.

Under these conditions, only such a political sacrifice could create the independence of an institution.