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The Albanian philosopher's books are being promoted by Edi Rama and Elisa Spiropali as a political investment, while in the Socialist Party the few opposing signals are more murmuring than challenge...
Lea Ypi, the renowned professor at the London Schools of Economics, has been under the spotlight of European, but also Albanian, media in recent weeks.
Professor of philosophy at one of the world's most renowned universities, one of the most quoted academics, mainly of leftist thought, even though she is the offspring of a family that comes from the historical right, Lea Ypi, has published her newest book: "Humiliated".
An autobiographical book about her family, which is the third in the cycle of her family saga. Some of the most popular British newspapers have dedicated a special place to the book in their reviews.
Which was particularly appreciated and greeted, among others, by Elisa Spiropali.
Meanwhile, Lea Ypi's first book, "Free", was specially promoted by Edi Rama, who gifted it to heads of government or state during official visits, in the languages of the counterparts to whom he gave the gift.
A gesture that was clearly considered more than a literary promotion, an indicator or political signal for the future of the Socialist Party.
Lypi, who comes from a traditional right-wing family, was part of the persecuted class during the communist regime. Meanwhile, her name is increasingly being floated as a possibility to enter Albanian politics as the female successor to Edi Rama, head of the Socialist Party.
It is said that he has support in British and European left-wing circles, as well as from the Soros network. Baton Haxhiu, who as a supporter of Edi Rama, comes from the Soros line, is one of Lea Ypi's promoters in his media.
Apart from Rama and Spiropali, there has been timid support for Ypi from important SP politicians, even though they have participated in the Albanian promotion.
Meanwhile, these days it has been Erion Braçe who has "broken the ice", giving an important signal within the Socialists.
In a comment on Lea Ypi's book on his Instagram page, Braçe aims to show that she is not a "racist socialist", but rather a fake leftist. And he does this by citing her book, which has been praised by Elisa Spiropali, or another SP government official.
"Lea Ypi, 'Humiliated'", front pages. He had lost the trust of the High Porte. I laugh endlessly and die for these stories of 120-130 years ago, which function today as realistically as they did then - read them and tell me if it is different! Find the origin of today that has not changed since so long ago"!, writes Erion Braçe.
A clear signal of contestation for the transplantation of a politician, who is also being talked about as a new minister, if not now, from the beginning of next year, or even mayor in Tirana or Durrës. To then be the successor of Edi Rama at the head of the SP. Braça's signal, although timid, shows that there are voices that can criticize Edi Rama's favorites. But will they do this when the prime minister raises his voice?
Until today, the opposite has happened, they have cowered and taken advantage of what they got. For example, Pandeli Majko, who since he was not elected MP has been locked up as 'Oso Kuka' and has not been seen in public since May 11. It seems that he is waiting for some MPs in Tirana to resign, so that he can enter Parliament through the window.../ Pamphlet
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