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The leader of the Democratic Party, Sali Berisha, has reacted to Prime Minister Edi Rama's interview with the British newspaper "Financial Times", accusing the latter of using unacceptable language towards Albanians in a prestigious international media outlet.
During a conference with journalists, Berisha said he condemns Rama's statements, which according to him constitute an insult to Albanian citizens and do not befit the figure of a prime minister.
The leader of the Democrats described Rama's behavior as inappropriate and claimed that it caused negative reactions even among those present during the interview. He also accused the prime minister of an authoritarian approach towards the country and its citizens.
"I condemn with the greatest force the unqualified insults that Edi Rama makes to Albanians in the largest international media outlets.
I guarantee that neither Gaddafi, nor Saddam, nor Maduro have allowed themselves the language that Edi Rama used in the Financial Times towards Albanians.
This has proven the boundless hatred he has for Albanian citizens. His insult was shocking to the journalist and the audience present. Edi Rama does not behave like a godfather, much worse than the godfather of Albania.
Edi Rama considers Albania a sultanate of the past, in which he himself acts as sultan, judge, policeman and every other function. Edi Rama should leave a minute ago.
Even if he goes behind the sun, he goes like a peerless thief of his nation. He goes like the man who built the first and only narco-state in Europe in Albania.
"He went as a traitor to a nation that did everything, committed a calculated genocide against it to drive Albanians out of Albania, a fierce enemy of Albanians in Albania, in Kosovo and everywhere in the world," Berisha said.
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