As the elected mayor of Himara and convinced of his innocence, Fredi Beleri would be wise to address the residents with a greeting for the 111th anniversary of Independence. But this November 26, he has chosen to feed Athena again with a reaction from the prison cell. As he asks to swear, even though Rama admitted that he is tolerating him in violation of the deadlines and is not dismissing him, Beleri tries to emphasize some technical issues of the arrest and the investigation. The pilgrimage that has been made to him for a long time in prison by Greek priests and politicians of the 'New Democracy' seems to have inspired him, if not dictated, how to add fuel to the fire to further antagonize Athens with Tirana.
The request of Kyriako Mitsotakis, that the Albanian government take the role of the court and release a detainee without a decision remains absurd not only for the content, but also for the essence. So on the one hand Fredi Beleri accuses Rama of directing justice to keep him in prison and on the other hand they ask Rama to direct justice by letting him go free.
Fredi Beleri is expected to replace Jorgo Goro in case of definitive innocence. This is another minority, who pointed the finger at each other in the political confrontation with the mayor in prison. One accusing him of stealing property, the other of buying elections. Normally, nothing should change for Greece when it comes to replacing one minority with another. In Albanian politics, there have been and continue to be many names from the minority: deputies, ministers and high officials who have never been visited or received by high figures of Greek politics. But for the latter, apparently, Beleri is preferred because, in addition to posing with the flag of Vorio Epiri, he is ready according to justice to ensure the victory at any cost... While Jorgo Goro has been punished by Greece, highlighting how Athens has been compromised in the false creation of the minority in Himare and not only.
More precisely, the former Greek foreign minister, Nikos Kotzias, declared years ago that Goro's citizenship was revoked because he acted against the interests of Athens. But you are either a minority or you are not. What happened to Goro clearly shows that it is the Greek governments and not the ancestry that made the minority. From this should arise the first doubts as to how from Beleri to the most recent 'Greek' of Himara, they have become Hellenes during these 30 years.
Therefore, sworn or not, Fredi Beleri's name will be discussed for a long time even when he stops writing public letters because if the past is controversial, the present is flagrant. He and Athena.