While asking for their vote in the upcoming parliamentary elections, Prime Minister Edi Rama spoke to Albanians in England about the latest actions of the opposition. According to him, the opposition used the murder of the 14-year-old in their attempts to gain power.
"No one asks about the victim or his family, they turned him into a piece of meat", emphasized Rama.
The head of government added that challenges and problems exist in every society of every country.
"Where do you do vaki?! You are here, live here and follow the daily life of such a large and rich country, but with many problems. Before the corpse of an innocent victim is buried yet, let all the devils come out of the bottles and take the dance for power, kicking the brains of people who are rightfully injured by the tragedy. The more the number of murders falls, the more the security of Albania increases, because no longer these millions and millions of tourists who come repeat three things, hospitality, food and security. You know what it means to send your child to a school in an affluent neighborhood and take him to a place where he is not so wealthy. There are problems and challenges everywhere, but in Albania every approach to Europe tries to be undone with a bang."
He called political opponents "the worst example for children and youth".
"In what film is more inciting to violence than the parliament itself where the deputies, instead of speaking on behalf of those who want a better government in our common goal, curse with a book, lead an hour and an instant, eat hands and feet, shoot with bottles, burn chairs and then can't wait to drag away a victim to use for their vile power struggle."