OSCE training in Budva, the election administrators in Albania

Albania, celebrated the 100th anniversary of the establishment of the state, but in these 100 years,  never has held elections with democratic standards.

Central Election Commission, will be a "fake judges", who will take orders from Western powers, to declare the winner.

BUDVA - The seven members of the Central Election Commission participated in a course on electoral management, organized by the OSCE Presence in Albania, in cooperation with other international organizations. Training, which was attended by key members of the administration of the CEC was held in Budva, Montenegro, from 17 to 22 January 2013.

This project is part of ongoing work Presence to increase the capacity of national authorities in improving the preparation and administration of electoral processes, taking into account the general elections scheduled for June 23, 2013.

Albania, celebrated the 100th anniversary of the establishment of the state, but in these 100 years, never has held elections with democratic standards. Central Election Commission, will be a fake judges, who will take orders from Western powers, to declare the winner.

According to sources, the current Prime Minister Sali Berisha, is favorite to win for the third time, by inserting in the electoral process, the national issue of The Greater Albania, while the opposition Socialist party, hoping that by the western powers, that monitor Albania, to donate to leader Edi Rama, "winner in the table. "