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Mark Marku resigns as MP: Why I will not go to the National Council of the Democratic Party or the Albanian Parliament

Politiko 2021-08-27 08:38:47

Mark Marku resigns as MP: Why I will not go to the National Council of the

Mark Marku will not be a member of the new Assembly, nor will he participate in the DP National Council.

In an article published today in the newspaper Panorama, Marku, who in the April 25 elections also had the function of political leader of the Lezha region, has explained the reasons for his resignation that have to do with the vision of the opposition.
He lists the successive stages of the continuous decline of the DP in a losing routine, clarifying with arguments that Basha is simply the chairman of Berisha's party.

"The DP is turning into a party that protects the personal interests of its two leaders, Berisha and Basha, a close group of DP leaders and perhaps even some of its deputies by betraying the interests of those who have supported it so much. can, dedication and sacrifice ", stated Marku, among others.

"The leadership of the Democratic Party is wasting time in the election routine for useless positions of structures of a party that, as it is acting, is increasingly obscuring the prospect of coming to power.

I do this act which is more of a gesture than a sacrifice to show that someone should and can react against the transformation of the DP into a decoration party of a degraded system to show that not everyone can become a decoration of an ekite of incompetent party that is capable only of defending its own interests.

I do it to give an alarm message that anyone can hear and reflect. "I consider the politics of being an MP as a commitment and not as a job ", writes Marku.  

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