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"The uninvited guest..."/ Greek media comment on Rama's speech: He campaigned in Athens

2024-05-12 17:21:09Politikë SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
"The uninvited guest..."/ Greek media comment on Rama's speech:
Greek media comment on Rama's speech: He campaigned in Athens

"Prime Minister Edi Rama's visit to Athens is for the sole purpose of the electoral elections in Albania". This is what the Greek media emphasize, which closely followed Prime Minister Rama's one-hour speech.

The Greek media reports the fact that Rama campaigned in Athens and that he took members of the Socialist Party from Albania by bus. Fredi Beleri's statement from prison also finds space in the Greek media, for whom Rama's visit is a provocation for the Greeks and a show of force within Albania, since according to him, May 12 is the date of Beleri's arrest by the Albanian authorities.

"What did the 'uninvited guest' do in Galatsi", is the title of Protothema.gr.

According to protothema.gr, "one year after the imprisonment of Fredi Beleri, the Albanian Prime Minister organized a "pre-election" party in Galatsi".

Almost in the same tone, Newsbomb.gr also writes, where it accuses the Albanian prime minister of falsifying history.

"I wonder about the purpose of Edi Rama's visit to Greece, with the Albanian prime minister giving a recital of nationalism after he shamelessly mentioned that Laskarina Boubulina was... Albanian! Rama, in an unbelievable frenzy, did not hesitate to falsify history and write it as he wanted... proving that it is both anti-historical and dangerous! He characteristically expressed that "Bubulina grew up in a family that spoke Albanian"! And all this in Greece!", writes Newsbomb.gr.

While the well-known portal Zougla.gr prefers to keep the title with the prime minister's response to critics, who consider his meeting with immigrants a provocation.

Even the Greek CNN has paid attention to Rama's statement and that his visit is not a provocation, but a meeting with his people.

Tanea.gr chose to describe the atmosphere created by the Albanians in the "Galatsi" stadium.

So the Greek media have also reported the protest of some people who were holding slogans and flags of the Democratic Party. According to the Greek media, around 30 PD militants started protesting against Rama. Also outside the stadium there was a small incident among the attendees, where some said that Rama is provoking his Greek counterpart, Mitsotakis, while some others expressed themselves with the words: "Don't set fire to the two nations".

Some of Edi Rama's supporters, the Greek media point out, arrived at the Galatsi stadium wearing T-shirts with messages and references to "national pride".

Some neighboring media outlets go even further, calling Rama's speech full of nationalist fantasy.

 


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