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"They go crazy when they come", the journalist: Immigrants are dissatisfied with the government in Albania

Politiko 2024-09-11 22:27:09

"They go crazy when they come", the journalist: Immigrants are

Journalist Mirela Milori has stated that Albanian immigrants living in different countries of the world are dissatisfied with the government in Albania.

Milori made his comments on the "Barometer" show on Euronews Albania, where he said that when immigrants come to Albania, they "go crazy" due to some irregularities that they do not encounter in the countries where they live.

She also said that the impact of the diaspora vote on the country's political life will depend on how it is applied.

"It is a separate debate whether those people will bring that spirit here or not. The immigrants living there do not agree with the government. Those who live there and who love Albania very much, because you have time left to say they don't love Albania. Those people go crazy when they come here.

They go crazy because there is no sidewalk, no air conditioning in all rooms. What they say seems crazy to us, but they are normal. If the diaspora vote, if we are not based on the programs, they will get the programs.

I say that one must look at the gray area and the second one must see how the vote of the diaspora will be applied, in the sense that if it will cost 30 euros for one person and 4 people 120 euros, then many of them can say why I should vote. The vote of the diaspora will be a vote of a reflection of an Albania, seen from the perspective of a person who lives in the perspective of a country with good legislation" , said Milori.

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