What Skanderbeg found, a burden of troubles is not enough for him, now Elisa also reminds him of the "coffin of victory"

When the end is near, slaps will come from unexpected places. Now that Edi Rama is not only dealing with the student revolt, but also SPAK and above all the "dark hands" of those who do not forgive the geopolitical adventures he has been involved in, the last thing he could have thought was that the one who until yesterday equated him with Skanderbeg would cause him trouble. Elisa Spiropali has addressed him with a "friendly" letter where she addresses him as Ed and closes it with Elisa, just like in the golden age of the political idyll between them. 

But this very form of loving confidentiality is the most perverse blow below the belt that can only come from the mind of a betrayed woman.

Pretending to cry out in pain and want the best for them, Elisa gives them the right to take to the streets. Remembering that “today Tirana is on fire,” she reminds Rama of the reasons why people are protesting: “When a citizen can no longer find a door to knock on, he takes to the streets. When the street is not heard, anger becomes stronger. When the government sees every criticism as a conspiracy, every protest as a threat, every opponent as an enemy, then society begins to speak the language of violence.” 

In the long letter from "Mamica", he invites Rama to reflect because "82 mandates are not a mandate to not be accountable" and not to see "this protest only as a threat to power. See it as an opportunity to understand what is happening to the country and the people it governs."

According to Spiropali, if this does not happen, the victory of 2025 will resemble death, she uses the term "victory coffin". "A party that does not know how to change from within is soon forced to change from without. And change imposed from the street is always more painful than change thought out in time", she writes with hypocritical compassion to her former Edi. And as if this were not enough, Elisa also evokes the departure from power: 'Neither political rotation should be taboo. Nor should new elections be seen as a threat". This is precisely why this letter, amidst a thousand twists and turns, is the most poisonous gift that could be given to Edi Rama. 

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