For years, the Ministry of Justice passed from one Albanian name to another, but nothing changed. Blerim Bexheti, Adnan Jashari, Valdet Xhaferi, Bilen Saliu and Krenar Lloga, the latter ending up in the lap of Ali Ahmeti. Five ministers. Five mandates. Five opportunities to right an injustice.
And yet, Albanian students were left without the opportunity to take the jurisprudence exam in the Albanian language.
The document signed by Talat Xhaferi seals the truth about the exclusion of Albanian from the jurisprudence exam. Even more seriously, this law was passed with a ballot measure, that is, with the votes of the Albanian deputies of that time.
All of this exposes the DUI and its deceit to the core. In public, they pretend to be patriotic, but in institutions, they voted and signed against Albanians.
This is the truth that burns them. They didn't lack positions. They didn't lack votes. They didn't lack time. They only lacked will. Because for the DUI, the Albanian was only valuable when he brought votes and when he served to fill the pockets of his clique.
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