The campaign for last year's parliamentary elections was the test of the success of LSI's leadership by Monika Kryemadhi, and the result showed that the former leader of LSI transformed into the Freedom Party failed.
The reasons why the Albanians did not trust Kryemadhi can be many, and among them can be the fact that she "wept the troubles" of the citizens wearing clothes and jewelry accessories worth millions of lek.
In one case, on April 16, 2021, i.e. 9 days before the parliamentary elections, Monika Kryemadhi posts on social networks a photo from an electoral meeting in Gjirokastër with an optimistic note for a positive result.
But what stands out is the jacket with which Kryemadhi promised the people of Gjirokastri development, the fight against unemployment, against poverty, etc. The jacket is 'Balmain' and Voxnews.al verified its market price of 2650 dollars, or about 3 million lek.
The jacket is added to Monika Kryemadhi's collection of expensive clothing and accessories. Voxnews.al previously brought earrings worth 2 million lek, glasses 1.5 million lek and slippers worth half a million lek.
So, with a 3 million lek jacket, 2 million lek pearls hanging in her ear, half a million slippers worn on her feet and 1.5 million glasses, she denounced corruption and lamented the problems of Albanians who are not able to close the month, because they were not salary, pension, or social assistance benefiting from the state.
This is the luxury wardrobe of the former head of the former LSI, at least the visible one, which if it is like an iceberg, is only 10 percent of the total cost of the clothes and accessories with which Kryemadhi appears in front of the Albanians. the vote was requested.
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