"Today you have 3 ministers from SPAK inside"/ The arrest of Lefter Alla, Njela clears up the scenarios of the SP: It is beyond my level to ask me about...

Lawyer Spartak Ngjela was invited this Friday to Euronews Albania, where he commented on the political news of the week. Njela was also asked about the arrest for corruption of the mayor of Bulqiza Lefter Alla, and whether this could negatively affect the Socialist Party in the local elections on May 14.

Njjela said that "the mayor of a "village" cannot have any influence on the outcome of the elections", which according to him are won by the leftists.

Journalist Raziela Myslimaj: How did you see the arrest under suspicion of corruption of Lefter Alla, and does this burden the position of the Socialist Party in Bulqiza, but also more widely, since we are on the eve of the elections?

Spartak Ngjela: It is beyond my level to ask me about a mayor of a village. It doesn't represent anything. The problem is that this is not actually the case we are talking about. The fact is that the Socialist Party is victorious. Whatever Bulqiza does to the Socialist Party, it will do nothing. I am not dealing with Bulqiza, today you have 3 ministers from SPAK inside, what do I need the mayor of a small district.

SPAK only hits the left because it is a doctrine. This doctrine comes from Napoleon Bonaparte. When he came to power, he hit the left, and he himself was half-hearted since he came from the revolution. He left the nobility and they rejoiced. He hit left that would be considered an attack and then went right and then continued the history of the French republic.