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Ahmetaj: Rama met with Balluk today at the "Red Villa"

Lapsi.al 2026-10-15 21:48:45

Ahmetaj: Rama met with Balluk today at the "Red Villa"

Former Deputy Prime Minister Arben Ahmetaj has stated that Prime Minister Edi Rama met with Belinda Balluku at the "Red Villa", at a time when students continue protests in Tirana.

In an interview on the show "Çim Peka Live", Ahmetaj stated that Rama has chosen to consult with Balluku and not with the rational voices that remain within the Socialist Party.

"Moreover, you should know that today he consulted with the looter. He refuses to consult with the rational minds remaining within the Socialist Party. He consulted with the looter at the red villa, verify it," Ahmetaj declared.

During the interview, the former deputy prime minister also commented on the student protest, stating that Rama's fourth term will mark his political end.

"Today, whoever talks about damage should count the thefts of the robber (Belinda Balluku), the drugs that they brought in with the permission of the head of the organization (Edi Rama), the road and construction tenders. Why do they blame the people?", he said.

Arben Ahmetaj: The fourth stolen mandate will be a political graveyard and I said there will be an explosion, because the people have been searching for a soul of their own and have found it.

Today, whoever talks about damage must count the thefts of the robber (Belinda Balluku), the drugs that they brought in with the permission of the head of the organization (Edi Rama), the road and construction tenders. Why do they blame the people? This killed politics for generations.

I would be the most naive person to believe that any of my former colleagues... I don't expect them to give you a shred of reason. Moreover, you should know that today he consulted with the robber.

He refuses to consult with the remaining rational minds within the Socialist Party. He consulted with the robber at the red villa, check it out. I think today that all Albanians, everything that has happened, is a message. There is no peace in a state with the head of the organization at the top. /

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