Anniversary of fall of bust of communist ruler Enver Hoxha marked by split Democrats

The 31st anniversary of the fall of the bust of the leader of the communist regime of Albania, Enver Hoxha has found the Democrats split and the Democratic Party divided.
Former Prime Minister Sali Berisha returned once again to the “Freedom” building, recalling the events of February 20, 1991. He said that Hoxha, like no other dictator in former communist Europe, imposed on Albanians the ideological dictatorship, the ware of classes, and imprisoned and tortured men, women, young men and women more than in all former communist countries except the former Soviet Union. taken together. “This was just the most cruel, most massive ideological dictatorship and the most terrible was the dictatorship of hunger,” Berisha said. While the leader of the Democratic Party Lulzim Basha, accompanied by MPs supporting him, has signed the petition for decommunization. The initiator of this petition, Jonila Godole, demanded that the majority join the signing of decommunization, while Basha apologized to the politically persecuted for the promises that had not yet been kept by them. /argumentum.al