6 minutes agoQueen Elizabeth II bust “tras” Kukes
Periskopi(4 years ago)
(4 years ago)In addition to Great Britain, the separation from Queen Elizabeth II's life, there was no way of not taking the attention of “Piraña”, which was the very day that Britain's Queen was forwarded to the last residence by millions of British citizens, decided to present her Bust to the inhabitants. “Mission Imposible” should be stressed, because [...]
“Mission Imposible” should be highlighted, since the time for the creation of the bust and setting the very day the Queen was forwarded to the last residence was limited.
But the “Piraña” did best on Monday morning on September 19th, 4 mysterious” take the journey from Tirana to Kukes to place the Queen's bust in the centre of town first, and then near the Culture Centre.
The presence of the Queen's Bust in the country's northern city was well received by citizens, who, like their “V.E. “Bankingam Palace”, were performing their houses in the center of town.
But it did not agree with the citizens, Mayor Safet Djici, who after hearing the news, ordered the sequencing of her royal bust Elizabeth II.
For Safet Gjicin after this work stood them “London's “cities, or as he calls them with his pet “Londoners”
According to him, this was a serious act and a violation of the law, as the former <x0-londinians had to get permission from the municipal institution to establish the bust.
While the bust was seized by municipal employees, it starts a <x0f fight” among journalists of “Piranja” and their companions at RSH Kukes, who, out of great jealousy that this work was not the ones who managed to make it happen for the Quakers, were desperately seeking to get it out of their city immediately.
Even though the journalists of “Piranjat” insisted that the gift remained to the Quakers, Mayor Gjici on the one hand, and journalists from RTSH Kukes disagreed on the other.
So the final choice was for the bust of Her Majesty Elizabeth II Queen to be donated to those who truly love and acknowledge her contribution, exactly the citizens of Hasi.
Hasi's own mayor, Liman Morina, said they would soon gather the municipal council and approve the tender for the deployment of Queen Elizabeth II's bust into the city's centre.
We remember that the relationship between the Cubans and the Hasani and Britain is enormous, since there are many inhabitants of these two citizens who now live and work in Britain. / ABC.al
