Rama's government was born under the sign of garbage and will end like this

By Petrit Vasili/

Rama's government was born under the sign of garbage and will end like this.

Without setting foot in government, Rama threw the trash in the trash, fired the ministers, fired the army, volunteer work exploded, all the television stations started filming and everyone said: this guy solved it, this job is over.

But a year after this unprecedented "success", he declared a national garbage emergency to justify the mega-theft of the century, incinerators.

All European strategies for waste treatment were thrown to the ground, and the government of waste decided that incineration is a masterpiece that only Rama and his people knew about.

Although this was a shame and an environmental crime with frightening consequences, for decades they introduced incinerators with open arms to milk their millions to the end.

More inaugurations, more television, more nonsense about building a landfill and burning garbage with incinerators, and millions of euros being spent and endlessly looted.

The result is not more spectacular, no incinerator is functioning, while the masterpiece of corruption, the Tirana incinerator, does not even exist at all, not at all.

Where do we currently stand after 12 years of a garbage government?

The situation is worse than in Africa.

Mountains of garbage catch fire and become famous in Vlore at the peak of tourism, the world burns in the mountains of garbage in Elbasan and the same in Shijak and so on throughout Albania.

A trash government, a trash mentality, and thieves ready to be thrown in the trash, this is the 12-year trajectory of Rama and the Renaissance.