Florian Haçka, who according to ZËRI participated in the meeting with President Bajram Begaj, has called for political unity. The statement is accompanied by questions about the representation of protesters in institutional meetings and the proposal for the creation of a new formation.
TIRANA — A statement by Florian Haçka, whom ZËRI media identifies as one of the participants in the meeting with the President of the Republic, Bajram Begaj, brings to attention the possibility of a new political organization in the context of student protests.
According to the post published by this media, Haçka expressed himself after the meeting at the Presidency in favor of political unification, while ZËRI presents his position as a proposal for the creation of a new party. However, the published material does not provide details about a formalized initiative, its structures or the people who would be involved.
In the statement quoted by the media, Haçka describes the situation as critical and states that the main concern should be avoiding further escalation.
“I know this is a critical moment, this is not the moment to take credit. But the situation is degenerating, into a bloodbath that no one wants. So I take the courage to propose that we unite politically,” he is quoted as saying.
The reference to “bloodshed” is part of the statement attributed to Haçka and reflects his assessment of the situation.
According to the same report, President Begaj received two groups of protesters. ZËRI writes that during the meetings, the dissolution of Parliament and the creation of a transitional government with a one-year term were requested. These requests are presented by the media as the positions of the participants in the meetings; the material does not contain a confirmation that the President has accepted or supported them.
In this context, Haçka’s proposal for political unity raises the question of what form his commitment intends to take. The reproduced statement does not clarify whether it is a personal call, a discussion among several participants, or an initiative that has broader support.
Another issue raised in the ZËRI post is related to the selection of the people who participated in the meeting with the head of state. The media questions the status with which Haçka appeared in the Presidency and whether he had a mandate from the students to speak on their behalf.
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