Albania: Government, Opposition, counts for 1 million new Albanian passports

"The Socialists say that Europe expect 1 million Albanians, who will seek political asylum in the EU" said Berisha, in a communication with the media, "this is a lie open by opposition, he says."

Even after the establishment of the European Parliament for visa liberalization, in Tirana is back a new conflict. Having taken due to 1 million biometric passports distributed by the Albanian government for its citizens, which are capable of moving without visas in the EU, Berisha has attacked the political opposition leader that is making propaganda in contrary to the national interest of the country.

"The Socialists say that Europe expect 1 million Albanians, who will seek political asylum in the EU" said Berisha, in a communication with the media, "this is a lie open by opposition, he says."

In contrast, the political opposition leader Edi Rama, accuses Berisha government, though it has grown from economic poverty, the number of unemployed in Albania. "In Albania, there are added 1 million unemployed as a result of failure of governance reforms," said Edi Rama today at a press conference.

In fact, the visa liberalization, is seen as a "new exodus officially" towards Europe, an event which has archived past him bitter, of exodus of Albanian immigrants, who attacked ships as in 1991 and during the "Civil War "in 1997.

Several months ago, Prime Minister Berisha, had called the Albanian political opposition, as "the most dangerous Mafia in the Balkans", while the opposition leader Edi Rama, said that in mid-October, to resume protests to the fall of the corrupt government of Sali Berisha .