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SERBIA TREGOI RRUGEN, SHQIPERIA PRET ALTERNATIVEN/ SI MUND TE THYHET MONOPOLI I VJETER
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Fitorja e Lëvizjes Studentore në Serbi rikthen një pyetje thelbësore për politikën shqiptare: a mund të bashkohen pakënaqësia qytetare, profesionistët dhe
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Shkrime SERBIA TREGOI RRUGEN, SHQIPERIA PRET ALTERNATIVEN/ SI MUND TE THYHET MONOPOLI I VJETER Redaksia NTV • Fitorja e Lëvizjes Studentore në Serbi rikthen një pyetje thelbësore për politikën shqiptare: a mund të bashkohen pakënaqësia qytetare, profesionistët dhe forcat opozitare në një alternativë të re, që të mos jetë peng i elitave të konsumuara dhe të ketë një orientim të qartë perëndimor? Rasti serb e vendos këtë pyetje në qendër të debatit. Një lëvizje e lindur nga protestat arriti të sfidojë një pushtet të konsoliduar, duke e kthyer mobilizimin qytetar në projekt politik. Mësimi nuk qëndron vetëm te rezultati zgjedhor, por te procesi që e parapriu: organizimi, bashkimi rreth një kauze dhe përpjekja për të krijuar besim te njerëzit që nuk e gjenin më veten te partitë tradicionale. Për Shqipërinë, kjo përvojë hap një debat që shkon përtej Edi Ramës dhe Sali Berishës. Problemi nuk është vetëm se kush do të largohet nga pushteti, por nëse mund të krijohet një alternativë që nuk e…
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SERBIA TREGOI RRUGEN, SHQIPERIA PRET ALTERNATIVEN/ SI MUND TE THYHET MONOPOLI I VJETER
By Redaksia NTV
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Fitorja e Lëvizjes Studentore në Serbi rikthen një pyetje thelbësore për politikën shqiptare: a mund të bashkohen pakënaqësia qytetare, profesionistët dhe
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