"The PD is divided into two parts"/ Nazarko shows the tactical movement and how the "melting" of Basha can remove Berisha and Meta: This is when there will be a powerful radical movement

For the analyst Shpëtim Nazarko, the Socialist Movement for Integration, currently the Freedom Party, is no longer the former LSI that could mobilize as it did when it was in power, sharing the belief that the opposition cannot do big protests every now and then.

He clarified on MCN Live that mass protests cannot take place without clarifying the position of Sali Berisha and the Democratic Party regarding the court.

"They must keep a distance from each other. The union of the two will be bound only by the court's decision. A court decision against Berisha can throw battalions to strengthen the opposition.

I believe that until the court decision for Berisha's party has been taken, until that time we will have tactical movements, but not declarative ones.

When the court makes a decision, that the DP is divided into two parts, when the court makes a decision, there may be radical movements, even with massive protests", said Nazarko in his speech.

Nazarko even went further and mentioned its division into four parts as a weakness of the opposition.

"One is LSI, one PD of Basha, one of Berisha, there is also a third PD waiting for the court's decision, from where they will move.

The court's decision is very difficult, it is reaching a very confused point of crisis, that in addition to the history of the opposition, the country is facing an economic crisis, the protest of lecturers, students, which will deepen, that the moment you raise the price of electricity.

I am Basha in quotation marks, he comes out and gives a speech like this: From 2009-2017, this LSI that we made allies, got us 150 thousand votes, because of Berisha's policy, that's why I also raised the tent, I did it to bring out the LSI- in.

I even left the parliament myself and we got 620,000 votes. Only then Basha melts, takes and throws both Berisha and Meta", stressed the political analyst.