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Kush është Barack Obama i ri? Cenkollari zbulon senatorin që mori 100 mln dollarë mbështje
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Gazetarja shqiptare në SHBA, Klementina Cenkollari në një lidhje të drejtpërdrejtë në “Now” me Erla Mëhillin në Euronews Albania ka folur lidhur me
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Aktualitet | Bota Kush është Barack Obama i ri? Cenkollari zbulon senatorin që mori 100 mln dollarë mbështje 4 Nëntor 2026 | 21:50 Gazetarja shqiptare në SHBA, Klementina Cenkollari në një lidhje të drejtpërdrejtë në “Now” me Erla Mëhillin në Euronews Albania ka folur lidhur me zgjedhjet e mes mandatit në Shtetet e Bashkuara të Amerikës. Gazetarja shtoi se senatori i Xhorxhias Jon Ossoff arriti të sigurojë një mandat të ri në Senat, duke u dalluar si një nga figurat kyçe demokrate që korr sukses në një shtet ku më herët ka fituar Donald Trump. Ajo shtoi se 39-vjeçari arriti të mbledhë një mbështetje të konsiderueshme financiare prej afro 100 milionë dollarësh për fushatën e tij teksa mediat në SHBA e konsiderojnë si Barack Obama i ri. “Sot përmendim një emër të mundshëm që është senatori i Xhorxhias Jon Ossoff. Ai arriti që të mbante vendin e tij në Senat. është i vetmi senator demokrat i cili ka arritur të fitojë në një shtet ku zoti Trump kishte fituar në zgjedhjet presidenciale…
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Kush është Barack Obama i ri? Cenkollari zbulon senatorin që mori 100 mln dollarë mbështje
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Gazetarja shqiptare në SHBA, Klementina Cenkollari në një lidhje të drejtpërdrejtë në “Now” me Erla Mëhillin në Euronews Albania ka folur lidhur me
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Kush është Barack Obama i ri? Cenkollari zbulon senatorin që mori 100 mln dollarë mbështje
Who's New Barack Obama? Cencolari discovers the senator who received $100 ml worth of support
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May contain mistakes; open the original to check.By Orë
US Albanian journalist Clementina Cencolari in a direct link to Erla Mohill at Euronews Albania has spoken about elections between mandate in the United States
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