The fall of 'Non-Gratas' for Berisha, Nesho: DASH is self-correcting an injustice

Former ambassador Agim Nesho described the lifting of the non grata status against Democratic Leader Sali Berisha as a great victory for democracy.

Invited to News 24, according to him, this is a reflection of American foreign policy and a clear correction by the State Department.

He stressed that the case is de facto closed and that American bureaucrats have already left the burden of proof to the judiciary to prove otherwise.

"The removal of Berisha's non grata is a great victory for democracy as well. We have 2 main moments, I think that they also have a reflection on foreign policy, the State Department itself, but there were 2 factors from the information coming from American journalistic circles, which also accelerated the delivery of a message in advance."

That is, the United States of America, and for those skeptics, or for those who pretend to be skeptical, because they are within their role, who do not believe that the non grata issue is now final for Mr. Sali Berisha, is de facto over, that is why they have taken such an action, but of course this is a process that requires its own time, requires responsibility for them because you have to keep in mind that the bureaucrats in the State Department at that time said: we did our job, let justice come now to prove to us what we have said.

That is, within a project sponsored by Sama and his people...

At this point, this is a self-correction by the State Department for a policy that clearly seemed to have been left to the threat of Yuri Kim, an ambassador who had a specific mission, compromised in these cases, and the State Department should bring what the White House has said so far: people have the right to choose their leaders.

It doesn't matter which journalist they gave it to, he is one of the leading journalists of the most important platform in the United States of America.

Secondly, I want to say that this is a victory of morality, of justice, over injustice, meaning there is a cycle, you can manipulate, you can maintain your power, you can act like a scoundrel and a chameleon, but you can't go on like this forever.

And this shows that the State Department, with its last phrase, is one of the strongest phrases it has ever made to a regime, and this very regime seems to be in its final throes.

This is a historic moment because it is not only moral that Sali Berisha won, it is certainly true, he won a battle and for that he should be appreciated.

I insist here that we are ahead of the elections, we have a historic chance to defend Albanian democracy and the future of children and protect national interests.

It is a moment that America, you have to see the message, it is very big.
It is very important, the statement when it comes, it will come because there will also be an analysis, how this whole corrupt scheme has managed, how it is possible that these American bureaucrats have overlooked the interests of the United States of America, to be put into operation for those people who have compromised McGonigal, who have compromised American democracy, how these tools can be used to ruin relations.

"We must keep in mind that now is the time for us to focus on something that is very important for our country in these elections ," said Nesho.