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Majko "blackens" Vučić after falling from power, but is he also a thorn in Rama's side?

Majko "blackens" Vučić after falling from power, but is he also a

Pandeli Majko, one of the well-known figures of the Socialist Party, has chosen the defeat of Aleksandar Vučić in Serbia to publish an analysis on power, corruption, control of institutions, and the combination of politics with economic interests and organized crime. 

The former socialist prime minister does not mention Edi Rama, Vučić's well-known political friend, nor does he make a direct parallel with Albania, but when a senior figure in the Socialist Party describes the end of a governance model in these terms, the question naturally arises whether this statement is simply an analysis of Belgrade, or can it also be read as an indirect jab at the current government in Albania?

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VUČIČ’S RELEASE…
Aleksandar Vučić left power! He did not fall like a tyrant. He retired like an old figure, who had outlived his time!
Aleksandar Vučić did not cope with the power of the new media world of social networks, fast and noisy.
History will remember him, not for his achievements but for his failures! Not for what he built but for what he destroyed!
Aleksandar Vučić had charm! He was unconventional and not afraid to experiment. But, he was reckless and self-destructive!
The same qualities that had made him successful and his desire to make him acceptable were the ones that brought him into crisis!
Aleksandar Vučić was unable to resist the lure of power!
For him, morality was a luxury that the political system in Serbia could not afford!
Aleksandar Vučić was a symbol of a system where political power and economic interests fed each other. The consequence was the dismantling of the administrative state!
He turned Serbia into a state where laws, administration and security structures were used to consolidate the interests of a ruling group of politics, business and organized crime!
During the period of Aleksandar Vučić's government, control over institutions in Serbia was not an end in itself.
It served to secure wealth, protect allies and weaken any mechanism that could hinder the continuity of power.
The Vučić “doctrine” was a revolutionary difference from the traditional mafia in the way control is exercised. He shifted the understanding of corruption as an isolated violation of the law towards an organized system where the state becomes an “assistant”!
In this logic, compromise with the violation of the law was not treason, but a necessity.
Aleksandar Vučić will be remembered not for any moral greatness, but for his invulnerability.
Aleksandar Vučić lost the elections yesterday! As of yesterday, he no longer controls events! Now they are the ones who will control it!

 

Majko "blackens" Vučić after falling from power, but is he also a

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