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Berisha: Qindra mijëra shqiptarë janë ngritur kundër narkoregjimit, Rama po ndjek hap pas hapi regjimin e Beogradit

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Kreu i Partisë Demokratike, Sali Berisha, ka lëshuar akuza të forta ndaj kryeministrit Edi Rama, duke deklaruar se qeverisja e tij po ndjek të njëjtën rrugë me regjimin e Beogradit dhe se protestat e qytetarëve kanë tronditur themelet e pushtetit. Gjatë mbledhjes me kryetarët dhe sekretarët e degëve të PD-së, Berisha e cilësoi qeverinë si një regjim autoritar që, sipas tij, ka zëvendësuar shtetin ligjor me atë që ai e quan “narkoshtet”. Kryedemokrati akuzoi Ramën për goditjen e fjalës së lirë dhe për përpjekje për të penguar debatin publik, ndërsa pretendoi se Shqipëria po përballet me pasoja të rënda ekonomike dhe shoqërore nga mënyra e qeverisjes. “Unë dënoj me forcën më të madhe këto qëndrime autoritare, diktatoriale, mafioze, të pakonceptueshme ndaj fjalës së lirë, ndaj debatit në mbrojtje të kreut të organizatës kriminale, në mbrojtje të Edi Ramës, i cili është autor krimesh monstruoze, i cili Shqipërinë, vend anëtar të NATO-s, Shqipërinë, vend me orientim të fuqishëm europian…

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