
As expected, Edi Rama's presence in Washington, at the first meeting of the "Peace Board", has sparked debates in Tirana.
While the Socialists have appeared enthusiastic, saying that there is no American blockade for their leader, the DP has begun to say that he bought this meeting.
"I don't care how much money he paid, but the dream came true, Edi Rama gave his hand to Bjondi."
This is Bjondi, this is Rama, this is the world.
What you can't do with less money, you can do with more, what you can't do with more, you can do with even more. That's how this meeting is summed up.
But that doesn't mean this handshake should make the protesters complex. This handshake is neither higher wages, nor better healthcare, nor better education, nor jobs, it's nothing.
"It's pure business, of thieves, the business of stealing is a strong, radical protest. Like Soros does to Bjondi in the USA," writes one of the journalists close to the DP. ( Vox News )