The dismissal of the deputy leader of the DP in Shkodra, Boçi: An act of revenge by Benet Beci

The vice president of the Democratic Party in Shkodra, Vildana Gushta, has unexpectedly resigned.

This decision has been described by the opposition as pure political revenge.

The political leader for Shkodra, Luciano Boçi, in his statement said that the reason given for Gushta's departure is banal and ridiculous, as she has had a clear political status as a functionary of the Democratic Party from the beginning.

He accuses Mayor Benet Beci and the majority of using institutions for political pressure and violence against opponents, in an attempt to subjugate Shkodra citizens and maintain power at all costs.

Luciano Bocci's statement:

In a purely political act, Benet Beci, investigated for corruption by SPAK and candidate to take over the mandate of the prisoner in cell next to Erion Veliaj, in cooperation with the Civil Status Directorate, has dismissed the deputy chairwoman of the Democratic Party, VILDANA GUSHTA.

The justification is banal and ridiculous.

According to him and them, Ms. Gushta has publicly expressed her political beliefs and preferences, while this is known worldwide, because she has a clear political status as the vice president of the DP Shkodra.

So, briefly and clearly, Ms. GUSHTA was executed for hostile activities against the government and agitation and propaganda.

The political leader of the Shkodra District has already removed the civic veil with which he appeared to Shkodra before taking office and voting, and has put on the uniform of a political persecutor and is conducting a "witch hunt" of the kind that Shkodra is filled with and disgusted with.

The political pressure and violence being exerted within the Municipality and beyond seeks to hijack the political will of the citizens of Shkodra.

Rama, with his pawn, whom he is squeezing like a lemon to slam into the 313th, right after May 11, with these criminal acts, want the subjugation of Shkodra and its citizens.

The Municipality of Shkodra cannot be run like a fiefdom of political sejms.

Today's act is the prelude to the shameful departure of a government that is writhing in its final throes and seeks to hold hostage the future of a Shkodra that they never had and never will have.