Martin Henze
Democracy: the government of the people by the people for the people.
Can the Rama government implement the Bundestag reform?
Henze: No, the Rama government is in no way in a position to do so objectively or in terms of personnel. It is exposed to considerable corruption, the suspicion of forming a criminal association with the Mafia to manipulate the 2017 parliamentary election, the holding of an illegal election in 2019, and the serious, permanent breach of the constitution. Any government of the EU would have resigned within 24 hours of such a well-founded accusation.
The results of the decision of the German Bundestag and the Council of Europe also show this, they only have to be read correctly once.
Allow me therefore, first of all, to point out that there is a recommendation that the German Bundestag adopted at the end of September 2019, after the Rama government had not fulfilled any of the accession criteria.
Secondly, allow me briefly to point out the following, only then can we go into what is now evident for Albania’s future:
At their summit meeting with the states of the Western Balkans on 21 June 2003, the heads of state and government of the European Union (EU) gave the Balkan states the prospect of EU membership if they fulfilled the conditions for it. The background was the European policy of Albania’s democrats. From 1992 until 2013, the Democrats led Albania into the family of civil societies, out of political and economic misery and terror. In its opening to the outside world of Albania, the current elected opposition signed hundreds of cooperation agreements with European and other countries during its term of office in 1992.
The problematic period of regression and stagnation Albania began in 2013, and today, Albania is basically facing political and economic state bankruptcy, the people see no future any more, the youth of Albania is leaving the country, the rule of law does not exist, there is an economic threat of insolvency. That is the problem that has now finally led to a no go for the Council of Europe. The EU’s NO Go concerns the performance of the government and not of the Albanian people, and Prime Minister Rama has failed. Northern Macedonia has understood and reacted to what is happening in Albania. Mr Ram insults and slanders the EU, in particular the President of the French Republic, and tries to divide Germany and France on this issue. Mr Rama, you will not succeed.
At the end of September 2019, the Bundestag expressed the explicit expectation that a decision on accession to the EU would be based, on the one hand, on fulfilment of the accession criteria, which the European Commission has identified as twelve priorities in line with its 2010 conditionality approach and which it will supplement in Copenhagen in May 2018 before Albania is granted candidate status.
On the other hand, Albania must now also demonstrate its fundamental absorption capacity. That is a very far-reaching, additional demand. Such a demand is new and corresponds 1:1 to Macron’s demand.
What is being called for?
1.Ensuring that the Constitutional Court and the Supreme Court are able to function and function properly.
2. adopt an electoral reform that is fully in line with OSCE/ODIHR recommendations and ensures transparent political parties and campaign funding.
3. implement the law on electoral law reform.
4. institute criminal proceedings against judges and prosecutors accused of criminal conduct in the vetting process,
5. initiate prosecutorial and, where appropriate, judicial proceedings against those associated with vote-buying in elections, and prosecute seriously and expeditiously the government of Rama, Balla and the ruling SP party. It is about the manipulation of the parliamentary elections in 2017. According to the reason the escaped investigators, the public prosecutors, the policemen, who found asylum in Switzerland and Germany, would have to be brought to Albania, an international investigation team under the leadership of an international investigation organization would have to be implemented. Since it is indeed difficult to imagine that the Rama government will accuse itself.
6.The implementation of the SPAK by the Rama government two weeks ago revealed constitutional violations on the part of the government; the constitutional minimum number for the occupation of the SPAK was not observed. This process also shows very clearly that the Rama government lacks any understanding of compliance with constitutional rules. It is also clear that, despite the signal from Brussels, this Rama government still does not seem to understand what is expected, here the observance of constitutional rules.
7.solid progress towards establishing a track record in the fight against corruption and organized crime at all levels, including the initiation and first completed trials even against high-ranking officials and politicians. This includes proactive investigations, prosecutions and convictions of corruption and organised crime where appropriate.
8. make tangible progress on administrative reform, including the review of the recruitment of senior officials and directors, including with regard to allegations of irregularities. Since the Rama government itself is massively infected by corruption, difficult.
9.a final decision on the legality of the local elections of 30 June 2019 by the Constitutional Court; if a re-run of the elections is ordered, they must take place on the basis of the new electoral law. This is possible without functioning, supreme courts do not. It is also problematic that the Albanian government should again investigate Rama against itself.
10. ensure that the framework of the negotiations is designed in such a way as to ensure a consistent continuation of the course of reforms and, above all, the implementation of agreed reforms by Albania. Due to developments since 2013, it is very unlikely that the current government will be able to implement the reform.
11. rule of law, i.e. continuation of the review of judges and prosecutors, creation of new judicial structures.
The Rama government has deliberately and intentionally committed a serious constitutional violation, and the Constitutional Court and Supreme Court have been dysfunctional for two years. According to the Albanian constitution, both courts are so-called permanent bodies, i.e. the constitution guarantees their functionality, they must be active. Regardless of this, judges can of course be dismissed, but the state is obliged to organise this in such a way that the exchange of judges does not cancel the functionality of the supreme courts. However, this has been done. An elementary error in judicial reform, an elementary violation of the constitution, the government has behaved like an enemy of the constitution, this decision has put the rule of law and parliamentary democracy in Albania in a dysfunctional state.
12. fighting corruption and organised crime, including strengthening and networking institutions and establishing a solid track record at all levels and in the detection and seizure of funds related to corruption. However, a net analysis shows that corruption has increased significantly in Albania since Rama took power in 2013.
13. to ensure that Albania fully meets the political and economic criteria upon accession.
14. to advocate that Albania comply with the provisions of the European Stability and Growth Pact and the stability criteria of the Maastricht Treaty as early as in the negotiation process before it can officially join the monetary union after possible accession. The demands made by the Berlin Parliament summarise once again what Europe expects from the Albanian Government, but also from the Albanian people. It is clear that these factors have been known to the Rama government for years, that this government has failed politically completely. If Albania had organised an external and internal policy, as it did between 1992 and 2013, it would have been in the accession negotiations with the EU for some time. Croatia and Slovenia have shown the way. A real betrayal of the future of the Albanian people. It turns out that fundamental changes have to be made in Albania if the criteria for starting talks with the EU are to be met. Behind every single issue that Albania now has to resolve, there are considerable commitments to fundamental political changes, which cannot be fulfilled in weeks. It is clear that accession and the commencement of talks are not possible at zero cost.
The starting point for a successful development towards the EU is therefore that Albania has an intact political, democratic and legal system, an intact, regular economy and, most importantly, consensus within society. The current Rama government cannot guarantee this. That cannot go well.
If you look, for example, at the Tahiri case, the former interior minister and good friend of Rama. Who has now been accused, but the accusation of involvement in the manipulation of the 2017 elections is still pending, why, perhaps the subject is too close to the people of Rama, Balla, who knows? On 10 September, the public prosecutor’s office sentenced him to 12 years in prison. This conviction by the public prosecutor’s office took place exactly at the time when the Prime Minister was on his way to Berlin to convince German politicians of the seriousness and efficiency of the Albanian government and the legal reform. The conviction was intended to have an effect in Berlin, to convince Berlin that the legal reform was on the right track. What happened afterwards? It is known to all. On 19 September, the decision was taken to issue a marginal suspended sentence, against which an appeal is admissible. Tahiris is a free man. Tahiri will go into appeal and will probably be acquitted at some point.
There is a clear political will in Brussels, Paris and Berlin for the six Western Balkan countries to join the European Union.
The structural reforms that the Albanian people must pursue, which have been mentioned, are of fundamental importance; the Albanians, not the EU, must now decide what they want, a future with prospects or a future as in recent years. Most of the young Albanians do not want to leave their country, the Albanian families do not want to lose their children, the Albanians abroad would like to return home. They have one thing in common: they need an economic perspective in Albania so that they can see a future. Albania must now deliver and meet the criteria.
Albania will only benefit from joining the EU if it is able to compete with other countries and if it is important that Albanians do not all emigrate. What is important is that accession to the EU could perhaps cushion the impact of a solution that must first be found by the Albanians.
Can the economic situation in Albania be improved?
Henze: Yes. Allow me first, however, to address three critical factors:
Finances of the Rama government
There is no real economic growth in the productive sector in Albania. Albania’s growth is largely based on investment from the nacro sector. There are only inadequate statistics, which Tirana has probably also systematically tweaked.
This is also due to the structures of this Rama government. There is currently no rule of law in Albania, the entire administration, all municipalities are occupied by representatives of the ruling party. Basically, Albania currently has an autocratic system, led by a small oligarchic group of the Rama family.
There is no constitutional control of the government and the government administration. The auditing offices are also in a critical situation and are under massive physical and psychological pressure.
We saw this last week during a trial by the public prosecutor’s office in Dures. A courageous public prosecutor is investigating against friends of the government. What happens? Prime Minister Rama attacks this honourable, courageous public prosecutor and threatens him and them publicly. What happens then? A few days later, the prosecutor is attacked with Kalashnikovs on a drive to the capital. What is that?
Public prosecutors and policemen, who had investigated because of the manipulation of the parliamentary election 2017 had to flee before the government Rama, with their families, Germany and Switzerland granted them asylum. What is that?
In such a case, as the largest European newspaper, Bild und die größte Politik Magazin der EU, Der Spiegel, Mafia – Government Rama said, there can be no reliable economic figures per se. Whoever expects the government to provide reliable figures and facts in the current constellation and starting position has visions and whoever has visions should go to the doctor. This is very bad for Albania as a business location. Economic growth can only be achieved with a constitutional state and a solid economic and social policy; this requires solid figures.
The state of the Rama government reminds me very much of the planned economy of communism.
Another major problem is that the Rama government does not have its finances under control. It fails to plan, monitor and predict revenues and expenditures properly. To this day, there are no functioning financial authorities.
Overnight in Greece, for example, it became clear in 2010 that the Greek budget deficit is not in the single digits, but in double digits, and in 2009 was over 15 percent of gross domestic product. In Greece, this has to do with the fact that the budget execution has not really been monitored – neither by Greek nor by external institutions such as Eurostat or the EU Commission.
No outsider, even the Greeks, knew at the time how precarious the situation really was.
Unlike Albania, however, Greece has a functioning legal and democratic system, an opposition and a grown economy which is not financed by drug growth and European taxpayers’ money.
The Rama government, internationally known as the Mafia government, which de facto abolished democracy and the rule of law in Albania two years ago, which is politically responsible for the central production of canabis for Europe, which is politically responsible for the central production of canabis for Europe, the Rama government, which is internationally known as the Mafia government, that Albania, since Rama’s assumption of government, has become the central transshipment centre for heroin and cocaine for Europe and Russia, which was apparently involved in electoral manipulation of the 2017 parliamentary elections in cooperation with the Mafia, which took office on 30 September, and the Mafia government, which is internationally known as the Mafia government, which has been the main political force in Albania since then, has been responsible for the central transshipment centre for heroin and cocaine for Europe and Russia. The fact that the Mafia held illegal local elections on 30 June 2019, implemented criminal candidates as mayors, is untrustworthy and puts pressure on the remaining, correct officials. In this respect, the credibility of any economic and statistical figure of this Rama government is doubtful and per se untrustworthy. In this way, a sensible economic and social policy cannot be guaranteed.
Corruption Rama Administration
In addition there is the corruption of the Rama government: it is omnipresent in Albania. At the doctor’s, in the hospital, at the building authority, in the driving test, in filling state posts, in drug transport, building permits, political posts even at NGO´s.
Corruption is a problem for society as a whole:
How can an economy develop stably if every single actor is always dependent on the goodwill of the ruling Rama party and is at the mercy of its arbitrariness? How can the ailing state of Albania reorganize itself, i.e. change, if it cannot rely on its tax officials, the government.
The poor pay in Albania is one reason why so many Albanians let themselves be bribed. Corruption is also always a poverty issue. The money is basically processed in the family structure of the Nacro government. It does not reach Albanians, craftsmen, farmers, teachers, doctors, nurses, journalists, pupils, children, old people, students, schools, health care, universities. Even the pension subsidy of EURO 100 at the end of the year is to be cancelled.
Another is the lack of positive role models: Why should the little man be denied what is customary in the government administration of Rama?
Transparency International notes that Albania has slipped to 99th place in the corruption index out of a total of 180 countries and a score of 36/100, which is explosive and thus actually unacceptable for the EU alone.
Families – economy of the Rama government
The recruitment policy in the public sector through the party or favorite networks of the Rama government remains the biggest scandal in modern Albanian history since 2013.
Albania is now covered with a dense network of patronage and nepotism of the ruling Rama party. Per se there can be no reform in the sense of the European criteria in such a Nacro structure.
Especially after the illegal local elections in 2019, it was observed that experienced employees had to leave their jobs because they were in the wrong party. Since only the ruling party took part in the election, 60 out of 61 municipalities are now occupied by the government, which of course in this system also affects the pro-government occupation in the administration, a real revolution. This will also have an impact on elections in Albania. Since it is not performance but loyalty that is the criterion for recruitment and election.
The result is also an excessively bloated civil service which, thanks to incompetence, effectively shuts off any attempt at economic recovery in Albania and destroys any reform.
The Albanian bureaucratic monster of the Rama government, which is unduly burdensome for the Albanian budget and for the economy and foreign investment, and which is chronically ineffective, is also a huge waste of budgetary resources for the country. The money no longer reaches the Albanians and remains in the family cycle of the Rama government.
The public service of the Rama government in Albania, inflated by nepotism, is a huge problem. The number of people in leading positions in the offices is also disproportionately large and ineffective in relation to the people working under their supervision. In order for the state to function at all, additional staff often had to be recruited.
Rama Economy
The economic situation in Albania is catastrophic, the Albanian state is on the brink of a possible state bankruptcy in 2020. Increasing shadows – economy, over 40%, increasing shortage of qualified labour, mass exodus of young people, lack of legal security because no rule of law works, massive corruption of government administration, nacro elements, no functioning parliament, destabilized political system, see elections 2017 and 2019, a government that does not abide by the constitution, Drug trafficking, decline in foreign remittances from Albanians, warnings from the central bank about Albania’s economic situation, minor successes on the bond market, high Narco economic growth, i.e. no real economic growth, regular foreign investments have sunk to almost 1 digit per mille since Mustafa Rama took over the government in 2019.
The state salaries are paid by credit, by selling possible tax claims of the state in the future to banks and private companies, a second pyramid scandal that will be much more dangerous than in 1997. These are clear indications of an already existing insolvency of Albania. At the end of 2019/beginning of 2020, there will certainly be even more serious problems before Albania goes bankrupt. In fact, Albanian civil society and the Albanian economy, if they want a future, have to ask themselves the question cui bono, the question is easy to answer, the current situation benefits only Rama and his families, not Albania’s future.
It is important that the Free Albania acts politically. But Albania’s economy should also know that it only has a future if it gives up the support of the Rama government once and for all; it is not too late for it.
Positive effects – Albanian people
With all the chaos and disaster in Albania caused by the current Rama government, there is also positive news:
On the one hand there is a growing civil society, the Free Albania. But it is even more important to give Albania, and the Albanian people in particular, more control over their own fate.
This can only be achieved by addressing deep structural problems that continue to plague Albania, such as long-term unemployment, lack of a functioning legal system, weak corrupt institutions, drug trafficking, poverty, hunger, mass exodus and organised crime.
On the one hand, the opposition and representation are demanding new elections for a large part of the Albanian population. The current government is not legitimized due to the manipulation of the 2017 parliamentary elections, it is no longer legitimized due to the permanent violation of the constitution, and the municipal representatives are not legitimized due to the illegality of the 2019 municipal elections.
Elections are therefore now the decisive narrative in Albania. In fact, it will not understand the existing government because it has dismantled precisely this legal system and the democratic structure. But it seems that there are very clever and wise members of the ruling party who will turn their backs on Mr Balla, Mr Rama Vilaj, Mr Thairi and others.
This will also be the right way, it is hard to imagine before the final criminal clarification of the responsibility of the masters in the matter of the Mafia manipulated election 2017 and the illegal one-party election 2019.
Since the legal system in Albania is functionally neutralised, and the parliament is therefore functionally inactive, the basic conditions for a democratic new election, such as: ensuring a free and democratic election, democratic electoral laws for the local and parliamentary elections, which are currently being worked on, the verifiability of these laws by a constitutional court jointly brought about by opposition and government, would certainly have to be the basic conditions for a democratic new election.
An election in a state without a functionally active legal system and without observance of democratic rules and structures and without agreement with the opposition is certainly not something that anyone in Albania wants to carry out; it is a serious situation.
On the other hand: Albania has a high economic potential, a very valuable culture and very impressive people who are willing to work. The strategically important situation and the mobilisable labour force are only some aspects of Albania’s economic potential.
Albania took a large part of its intellectual heritage, its future with it into exile or, to put it another way, abroad, through the flight or emigration of hundreds of thousands of Albanians, especially during the reign of Mustafa Rama. If the disaster with the Rama government, the lack of the rule of law and the lack of democracy is resolved, there will be a very great flood, a tsunami and Albania’s legacy will come back from abroad.
This heritage, the foreign – Albanians are enriched by a new feeling – world and loaded with democratic, emancipated views. The Albanians coming home have absorbed Europe, the United States, Asia, Australia, they have become, according to Mallet du Pan, cosmopolitans against their will, and will then give the experience of Albania, bought from many tears and efforts.
I have had many personal meetings and conversations with Albanians in the UK, the EU and the USA in recent months – they want to come back and take part in Albania’s construction, but something has to change fundamentally. With them Albania could profit from the fourth industrial revolution in the EU and take their fate into their own hands and become strong again. Albania has the potential to become the Switzerland of the Balkans.
Albania needs a perspective, a future, a restart of the entire economic and family policy. Albania needs well paid jobs, affordable housing and
Educational offers that are affordable for everyone. It is also the aim that there should be fewer poor people and a larger middle class in Albania.
In the future, the economy in Albania will need a large workforce, for which they will need a large middle class in Albanian society. Labour is the capital of the economy. This is the only way to prevent mass migration and the flight of young people because of the lack of prospects. The role of the private sector is crucial to promote this cooperation.
Without economic development there will be no tax revenues and thus no expansion of the welfare state and then no prospects for Albania’s youth.
Entrepreneurs in Albania therefore need maximum freedom, but in compliance with all state laws. Albania does not need nacro-growth, but genuine economic growth. Albanian companies could easily make fantastic profits in the future, even if they comply with the legal rules. In this respect, they must now decide what they want, an economic downfall or a future in free Albania. Albania does not need to finance the salaries of state employees by selling tax receivables, but the state must have sufficient revenue. Partnerships to promote growth and investment will be a key issue on the agenda. Standards such as how they are designed, how the tender is organised and managed are essential for acceptance by the population and for the economic development of the state of Albania. The existing so-called PPP structures in Albania, the tendering procedures, as well as the monopolization tendencies are strongly in need of correction, they are family contracts of the government Rama with some family enterprises, no PPP contracts.
Brain drain of Albania’s young population
Albania has many advantages, including in particular its very important strategic location and many entrepreneurial workers. I really believe that Albania will be able to take advantage of the Fourth Industrial Revolution in the same way that the Baltic States were able to rapidly develop their economies based on the Internet economy in the 1990s or Southern Ireland. Smaller economies often have the advantage of being able to make far-reaching changes with more agility and flexibility than larger states. Albania has the potential to become the Switzerland of the Balkans. But Albania needs a fundamental political and economic change in 2019, otherwise it won’t work. The current government has shown that it will not make it politically. Some commercial enterprises in Albania also have to make political decisions now. It’s a very bad deal they made with Rama, bad for the country and bad for their companies and their future. But there is still time for a turnaround in 2019.
The counterparts are ready to work together on electoral reform. Are you optimistic about that?
Henze: The core of a compromise is the dispute. Part of the state crisis is the absence of the rule of law, the dysfunctional democratic system, the unenlightened manipulation of the 2017 elections, certain criminal processes, the constitutionally repealed but still carried out “election” in 2019, and some other issues.
This means that compromises, a so-called timetable for new elections between the government and the elected opposition, must now be reached very quickly. What is needed is mutual acceptance between the ruling party and the elected, extra-parliamentary opposition.
To this end, Albania should concentrate on the most important points in 2019:
1. electoral law reform between the ruling party and the elected opposition, led by its chairman Lulzim Basha in November 2019
2. implementation of a provisional constitutional court in December 2019
3. parliamentary and local elections in February 2020
These two groups, representatives of the ruling party and the Free Albania, should now stop the actions of this autocratic government Rama and the disregard of the constitution in the interest of Albania’s future. This is a very good development.
Albania has a very impressive and valuable culture, of which the Albanians can really be very proud. There was a special, peaceful coexistence between the religious communities. That can greatly enrich Europe. It has women and men who want to tackle and carry the idea of Europe in their hearts and minds. The country itself has an interesting economic situation and resources. Albania has the potential to become the Switzerland of the Balkans.
The opposition has a substantial and modern economic and social programme, in which we have participated, which will make this development possible. This would also make EU accession more realistic, which is unrealistic for the current Rama government if a fundamental political change takes place in 2019. However, it is now also necessary for the opposition to show what it is capable of and not just to present what is bad.
The ruling party will also have to show what it wants to do better in the upcoming parliamentary and local election campaign. The Albanian nation and only the Albanian nation will then decide in a free, secret and democratic way who should represent the Albanian people politically.
The new Europe has a germ cell in Albania, the civil society/opposition has now together with clever representatives of the still governing party the task to close the gaping wounds of the last 5 years. In order to heal them, the wisdom and wisdom of Albanian civil society is now needed; it is possible, in the event of a political change in 2019, to take the helm in another direction and to bring the Albanian nation into a future within European civil societies. This is the way to take with us all, the Albanians and the economy.
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Ndajeni këtë me të tjerët:
I dashur Gjeneral Sandri paske qënë qerrata e shkuar qerratait !
Xhelal Staravecka, njëri prej komunistëve të parë që filloi aksionet kundra italianëve, ikën prej Partisë, sepse kjo ndodhet në duart e të huajve. Po ribotojmë traktin që kryetari i një çete veterane partizane me shumë rëndësi, i mirënjoftuni Xhelal Staravecka, ka shpërnda këto ditë në Jugë.
E provuam njëherë karshillëkun ndaj perëndimit dhe e vojtëm plot 45 vjet, përsëri tivar, rankoviç dhe millisheviç!?
Mirë do ishte të kishte secili njē vend. Veçse të vetmit ende pa vend janë Martirët e Lirise që i vramë ne; Dëshmorët e Çlirimit që na i vrau dushmani, i kemi me varre, me libra (Yjet e Pashuar), me filma, me emra shkollash e me emra rrugësh, e me bulevard.
Me datën 22-02-2014 me urdhër të Edi Ramës është zgjidhur tërësisht kontrata e qerasë me shoqërinë OMNIX Albania. Pra, nga data 22-02-2014 OMNIX Albania sipas këtij kryeministri, sipas kësaj qeverie nuk kishte më asnjë të drejtë kontraktuale në këtë vend. Isha unë në pushtet apo ju?? Ja pra që ky është njëriu që i zgjidhi kontratën dhe lëshoi çdo gjë, territorin, jashtë çdo marrëdhënieje kontraktuale.
Nga Arben Hyseni
Hoxha, a criminality and police work pundit for Syri.net, said the incident was to be expected, not quite literally as it is being speculated by the media considering the fact the prosecutor was verbally attacked by Premier Edi Rama, but “for everything that has been conceived in years and now it has erupted because it is about arguably the most important center where criminal economic interests overlap”.
Kryeninistri është bërë si aktorët e telenovelës së famshme Beautiful, që zgjati aq shumë vite, saqë aktorët nuk ndanin dot jetën e tyre me personazhin që luanin në serialin më jetëgjatë të të gjitha kohërave. Kryeninistri ynë është qerrata, në kuptimin e parë të fjalës, i punon mendja vetëm për audiencën në serinë e radhës. Si aktor i zoti që është, Ramës regjizori i ka dhënë një rol, të cilin e qan, pasi gjen aty edhe veten në jetën reale.
Njoftojmë fermerët e Myzeqesë se grupi nismëtarë i krijimit të Shoqatës organizon me datë 30.10.2019 ditë e Merkurë ora 11:00 në rrugën nga Rrotondo e Savrës deri tek Rrotondo e Plasmasit në Lushnjë një Tubim paqësor.
Mehmetaj shpjegon se, “Kasapi i Ballkanit e frikësoi keqas Batonin, e frikësoi edhe Bakallin, duke ua bërë me dije publikisht se ishin bashkëpunëtorë të Sigurimit Serb, prandaj s’kishin ç’të dëshmonin pos qyqarisë së tyre”.
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