Berisha: Fox News slammed Edi Rama as Europe's Ramaduro

The Chairman of the Democratic Party, Sali Berisha, has reacted to the article by the world media Fox News, where Prime Minister Edi Rama was described as 'RamaDuro'.

According to Berisha, Rama is the enemy who violates free speech and the vote.

The Democratic leader emphasized that government-controlled media are trying to suppress the truth.

Berisha: The fiercest enemy of the individual, of man, is the one who violates his vote and free speech.  Therefore, our effort to illuminate in every aspect the criminal, hostile, humiliating activity of Edi Rama's drug regime and of him personally, will not cease.

There is no fiercer enemy to man than the one who does not allow you to vote, controls your will, and controls free speech.

In this context, our effort and struggle continue and will continue until the day the free vote of Albanians is restored.

The truths of the May 11 electoral farce are increasingly coming to light.

Again, the government-controlled media is trying in every way to suppress, to obscure this dramatic development in Albania's history.

They left no thesis unpublished, each more stale than the next.

They go so far as to say that the government stole the elections, but now the war in the Middle East will distract attention and interest from these elections.

It goes so far that at a time when the world's largest media outlets, right at the height of that conflict, are branding Edi Rama as Ramaduro, private national television stations controlled by Edi Rama publish editorials in which they try to defend this.

It never happens that a global media outlet like Fox or others accept headlines that don't hold up.

So I have to tell Ms. Vjollca Hoxha, who deals with these editorials, before you attack Fox and the authors, better check the rules they apply to their publications.

It is true that every article has an author, but the title is never imposed on a world media outlet if it does not hold up.

And I consider this an extremely important development after the denunciation of drug cartels by the US Department of Justice, now it's the turn of an independent media outlet, Fox News, to label Edi Rama as the Ramaduro of Europe.

But the truth is that Edi Rama and Nicolas Maduro are in competition, and in some aspects, Rama has even worse things to do.