Three Albanian politicians who did nothing in their career

There are some names in Albanian politics, which even though protagonists in the public debate, even though ambitiously offering leadership, never did the people with tongues get anything wet in politics. Overall, they have exploited the circumstances and positions to exist, but without leaving a trace of deep and foremost opinion without followers or followers. This has made it impossible for them to be promoters or powerful defenders of a creed to provide themselves with a leader's profile.

We're isolating three of them:

Genc Pollo The day before, it just got <x0. ” from a period of silence. In the heart of Europe, the politician of tradition in the DP took up the act of reading a statement against SP colleague Taulant Balla, recording one of the rarest precedents in Brussels' policymaking centres.

He began his career as Berisha's adviser President to later become his rival with the establishment of the Reformist PD, along with Tritan Shehu. Aside from some sigla political games, securing some votes with optical voting illusions, it failed for a moment to impose the public with any attractive or high political profile.

His only speciality in 25 years has been and is the company with Doris Pack. After the DP came to power in 2005, it merged its rebel party and returned “repentant” to the mother-party. He led the Ministry of Education for some time, leaving no trace of his former reformer.

Spartacus Ngila Early as a political figure. He began his career with the attempt to establish the Muslim-Christian Party along with Eddie Rama, but they couldn't even register it. In '97 he was appointed justice minister in the National Accession Government with Fino prime minister, the highest post entrusted to him. That world was incubated to the Party of Legality.

He then moves to the DP, where he is running for mayor in the 2003 local elections as Rama's rival. Lost but more dignified than Besnik Mustafaj before him and Sokol Olldashi after him. He'd also be the spokesman of The DP's coming to power this last one, but it was to be separated by Berisha because of a bug wire on Fix's post. She joined Rama in the hope of a government career with the ruling top associate, but no post was entrusted. This, being the leader of the Justice Party, a zero-prosecuted political force.

He is active in television studios, commenting on events, situations, and characters, but his tendency to think in some kind of dynamic talk suffers from a lack of followers. It's called honouring counsel, but it's still not known for any rare lawyer's case. That's where you get it from.

The Manyan Star A man of action, of speech, of attitude, but of no talent to be a leader. Energy and a cultural luggage acceptable in political and legal terms has been promising to be much more than what it is, but it has not succeeded. Maybe for a “tic” nerve that loses its peace where it should be. After leaving Nano, where he began his career by being chief of his cabinet, he joined Rama in the first opposition 2005 - 2009. Sharpened for an MP's mandate, he was cut short when he did not see himself on the list and turned into the mayor after the election loss. They said Rama had planned for the government, following election gains. But Manjani read it as a disregard for not being an MP and went to LSI.

There he won a deputy minister post under the Berisha government, changing and turning political positions, but not only. In some developments that required specialised legal opinion, attachment and a moral necessity in approach, even professionally held political attitudes. It sets out the case of Tirana's elections, where both as a lecturer and judicially the acts of Restan's mad political acts, or in post-21 January events. For several months, the justice minister with Rama prime minister in colloy conditions, but stepped down with his boss's legwork, marking the second rift between them. <

The staunch objector of the course pursued for reform in justice, he follows to be among the voices of politics that express much of what he considers to be Soroism of reform. However, his consistency in attitudes has serious problems. From a proclamation of enmity with LGBT, it was enough a coffee in Rogner with former Ambassador Lou to be among them at the next parade becoming one with them.

Today it follows to be part of the LSI, showing the same anti-government nerve as the leader of the party where it singles out the Prime Minister Vassili.

It's a center of public debate, but with zero chance to be a leader, to be followed by someone, to be thinking. (Teshesh)<