"Knives behind the back", Brace tells the reasons why he left the government and the clashes with Rama: There was no room for two

Socialist Party MP Erion Braçe has recently spoken about the reasons for leaving the government cabinet, where he was Deputy Prime Minister Edi Rama. Invited to the show yesterday in a TV studio, Brace stressed yesterday that it was his choice not to be in government anymore, which he presented to the Prime Minister, but also spoke about "knives behind his back". The MP even stressed that there are things that have not come to light and maybe this thing will happen with time, but he could not stay in a position where many things he did not like. He also said that there was a big campaign due to a criminal case by SPAK against a mayor, who was thrown at him. "It was my choice not to be in government. There are many reasons, some have been consumed between me and the Prime Minister. There are some things that maybe time can shake or bring to light later. There are some things related to me that I communicated to the Prime Minister. In the end it was my choice to be respected. There were many things I did not like, always in relation to me. One of the elements is these knives behind the cord. We are almost on the same days. There was a big campaign at that moment also because of a criminal case by SPAK against a mayor, who unjustly, completely falsely, but politically instigated from within, threw himself on me. We are in the light of a trial, which has brought out the truth in public and I have nothing to do with it. In that period I could not share the government with a person who instigated this. Edi Rama was clear about the issue, but in such conditions there was no room for two, there was room for only one. "There are many things I thought I could change from within," Brace said. At the end of the summer of 2021, Brace announced his departure from the governing cabinet, through an exhaustive status on social networks, where he wrote that 'everything has an end'. Arben Ahmetaj was appointed Deputy Prime Minister in Brace.