Why Arben Vitita will never be “beneficiary” Pristina

Arben Vitita is a public health official in Pristina recently and minister of health, who is competing for Pristina chairman.

Whenever someone needs to do his own portrait, it's easier to explain what Albin Kurti said about him, because in his professional life, there's nothing to mark, except for the names of the victims of Crud and the irresponsability of its management, which followed the political whims of Albin Kurti, rather than the scientific discipline of a pandemic campaign.

Unable to say <x0... ” for nothing, Vitia is a doll programmed to repeat what he hears from his leader.

There's no one to score in his nonpolitical life. You can also portray him as “Beni”, as he speaks to Albin Kurti, or as someone who doesn't like anyone if you don't have problems with Kurt.

He is the example of the political candidate in these elections, where Albin Kurti has linked his political honour. He either wins Pristina, investing himself and then shaking the winning cup, or losing it, blaming his candidate.

Arben Vitita will never be Pristina's winner. He could just be her loser. As the winner, Albin Kurti, who with all his ministers today, began using central power to place the lost honour in Pristina.

In front of them, they have a candidate who has the official support of the Democratic League of Kosovo, and in the second round, even that of other opposition parties.

The renowned architect Progress Rama, coming from architecture studios in London, is the winner of several international awards for architecture in the world, is a man made himself.

He has achieved success in London, where the majority of Albanians call success and are getting a visa.

Returning to Pristina with a desire to contribute to his homeland's capital, Parim Rama has done honor to Pristina and political life in Kosovo, enriching it, and naturally harmed himself and his profession, breaking away from a success he has achieved, risking another dream.

Pristina must choose on Sunday, amid a doll that dreams of not losing Albin Kurti in Pristina, and a man realized that has a dream for his town.

Pristina is facing the dilemma to choose a pale copy of Albin, so that the latter will not be ashamed at all in this election, or an original candidate, who has achieved its own successes in life and has political support, beyond a party, and beyond the city's gray bandage.

As for Albin's copy, they won't feel the lack until they have the original government. Two Albines are too much in Pristina! Besides, one copy.