A day ago, the socialists gathered at the National Assembly, where their president, Edi Rama, in addition to praise, did not spare criticism.
One of the criticisms was addressed to former minister Olta Xhaçka, who, since leaving the government cabinet, has neglected posting on social networks.
If you didn't know, the socialists are almost obliged to post on social networks, and if they are not able to produce material themselves, they have to distribute the posts of the prime minister.
Rama pointed out to Xhaxhka in front of her colleagues that she was not active on social networks. Apparently the pressure took its toll.
Less than 24 hours later, Xhaçka is back to posting on Facebook. She shared some photos from the meeting of the parliamentary group of the SP where she writes "Here we are. With the Parliamentary Group of the SP, we discussed the week's agenda and the following tasks".
Posts and engagement in general on the social networks of the socialists are expected to have a great intensification this period and continuing until the 2025 elections, a period which they see as part of the election campaign.