Rama described the DP protest as degeneration, Bardhi: The time of the corrupt prime minister has expired!

2026-01-25 10:13:43Politikë SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
Rama described the DP protest as degeneration, Bardhi: The time of the corrupt
Gazment Bardhi/Edi Rama

Prime Minister Edi Rama is " outdated ", as nowhere in the world does a government leader defend corruption and especially a deputy caught in abuses of office and tenders.

This is what the head of the DP group, Gazment Bardhi , said in another reaction on the social network Facebook.

 Gazment Bardhi's reaction:

"Nowhere in Europe does the Prime Minister defend corruption"

Edi Rama is an expired prime minister and last night he reacted against the protesters like any corrupt regime that has lost control: with state violence, expired tear gas, and pepper spray.

Everywhere in Europe, when a prime minister is caught up in scandals and responds to citizens with violence, he no longer governs. He leaves. He doesn't hide behind propaganda. He doesn't criminalize the opposition. He doesn't violate citizens.

Nowhere in Europe does the Prime Minister turn into an advocate for corruption, as Edi Rama is doing with Belinda Balluku. When the Deputy Prime Minister is implicated in corruption, she is investigated and taken to court.

Nowhere in Europe does a prime minister predetermine tenders.

Nowhere in Europe does a prime minister appoint a coordinator between the government and organized crime, as Edi Rama has done with Ergys Agas.

Nowhere in Europe is the Director General of Police appointed by the government's crime coordinator.

Nowhere in Europe does the prime minister attack justice to protect his own corruption, that of his family and his closest associates!

Yes, everywhere in the world, corrupt regimes and dictatorships react with violence to protesters. This is Edi Rama! Because only rotten regimes react with violence to protests.

"Neither expired gas nor pepper water will protect him anymore. The time of the prime minister of corruption and drug cartels has expired."


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