The 1nd and 2nd, Dimal, appears in the mirror of his success at school, as the striker teacher called them "analphabes."

Third year high school report card for Mr. Basha, published by the Nacional newspaper, was reportedly closed to one (1). His poor record had been placed on the subject of Biology, which had caused him to remain on the test this year. On the following test, he was in half (2).

This was true in 1997 when Basha was eighteen years old.

But the one in Biology was not the only poor note.

Basha often introduces different figures to describe the success of the government, but as a student, she was not well in numbers. In mathematics he was valued in two (2).

By the same note, it was appreciated in French and Physic classes.

A little better was in Albanian, Geography, Logique, and Kim, where they were valued by a note of threes (3).

With a mark of four (4), Basha was valued only in the history class.

And with the maximum mark, five (5), he was valued in physics classes, English, and Protection.

Based on these notes, the final result was “well” (3). This outcome is not very satisfying for ambitious students.

If we are to refer to the language of Prime Minister Albin Kurti, who he used at the LV General Council meeting, it means that “well is not great”.

However, Deputy Basha in fine high school had her behavioral grade, which was recorded in her report card.

Rude With Unions
He was excellent in behavior. Although he is in a left-wing party, meaning he should support union action, he has repeatedly attacked them.

He has disagreed with the start of strikes in public sectors, protecting Government.

In his final status, he had called the strikers illiterates who see only money.

Never would an illiterate and malicious man who, for the first or most part, wished hundreds of thousands of children! Such an approach can only come from a meth, that it's possible that children left out of school, day after 18 months from this government (exone): All union demands for the new draft wage were taken; They've been separated from $50 per four months for overcoming the crisis with inflation”, Basha wrote.

In another status, he commends teachers from the 1990s who have worked without pay.

Before the war, we've got teachers and educators paid 100 marks a month, and those few salaries, they always got too late. Besides being paid, they've even sacrificed. Each day they were in danger of being abused by Milosevic's fascist police because they had developed a parallel system to teach us in our Albanian language! It has been painful in the condition of some of them, where they traveled on miles and bicycles free of charge! ”, he wrote.