Prime Minister Edi Rama has preceded the investigation of the Rai 3 show "Report" which is slated to be broadcast today evening through a post on social media.
As media in Italy and Albania were filled with details from the show, including the fact that he spoke (allegedly under surveillance) former fugitive minister Arben Ahmetaj, Rama says he is also part of the interview he gave for Italian journalists.
However, it is clear that what he has said to protect himself and his government from accusations can be cut, distorted and not broadcast in full on today's show.
For this reason, while posting a photo with the Italian journalist of the show, Rama appears to have asked for his interview to be broadcast in full and separately.
Rama says in the end that the target of Italian journalists is... Giorgia Meloni, Prime Minister of Italy.
Here's what Rama says on social media:
"I LOVE GIORGIO BUT I WANT MORE AT LA VERITÀ"*
(I love The Truth more, I love the truth.
SONTE 20:00
"RAI3 Report" made a report a few weeks ago where it mixed in the same bin the products of the Italian political dispute on the Italy-Albania agreement for the reception center of three thousand migrants in Shëngjin, with the scum exported from the political and media sewers of Tirana, affecting Albania's image and the dignity of Albanians. It is known that the "war" that followed became the topic of the Italian media after my opposition to that scum.
The Program Director "Report" responded positively to my public invitation to him personally, to face the facts in the eyes of the RAI3 audience. We agreed that in addition to the pieces of the interview done in my office, which they will receive and cut and sew according to their script (with the easy-readable purpose of continuing to mix in the same cauldron of Italian political sherrnaja with the scum exported from Tirana) the uncensored interview will be published in full simultaneously on the social networks of The Report, As here on this page.
Tonight, look, listen and judge for yourself, I'm not making any comments. Tomorrow we'll talk, here we are again.
*Beware of Giorgio, the photo journalist, not Giorgia, the main target of RAI3 Report.