The alliance with Meta irritates Berisha's allies, Alimadhi waves of accusations: Everything is being done to divide the opposition

Berisha's decision to go to the elections alone alongside Ilir Meta, Vangjel Dula and Nard Ndoka has created irritation among the other parties allied to the DP. A few months ago, Berisha gathered all the "small allies" in a meeting and promised cooperation. But when it came to May 14, he seems to have let them down. This has brought reactions, including the head of the National Front, Adriatik Alimadhi, who yesterday reacted on social networks, triggered by a statement by Petri Vasili. "A very fair and interesting question about the opposition result in the elections of May 14, 2023, by journalist Ola Bruko. "Why aren't all the parties that have historically been with the opposition in the coalition?". Mr. Vasili's answer: "Issues of obstacles and technicalities". not at all true this is not a fair idea because in the 2021 elections, all subjects came out placing candidates on a common list and with the initials of all the political subjects of the opposition, where MPs of other subjects have signed", writes Alimadhi. He further stated that the other parties have been waiting for an invitation for a coalition, but it has not arrived. According to him, such a thing only divides the opposition. "This is not true at all and a deliberate trick because today three more opposition entities were registered with three deputies' firms of another entity, selected and selected at will . This is not true because even in the previous elections, coalitions were registered with these methods. The opposition entities have waited and are waiting for the possibilities of an ongoing coalition, but they have not been mentioned or called that they will be part of this coalition. I don't know who chose and decided this coalition formula, but I think it will be a rift with the opposition entities and the local elections on May 14, 2023 are at risk if only this coalition remains, anyway we are waiting until the legal deadlines", Alimadhi underlined. .