Letter to Begaj/ Albania needs to face the illegal, not let

Open letter addressed to the President of the Republic, Mr. Bajram Begaj. Dear Mr. President, I followed you with great hope in the interview you gave to the Voice of America during your participation in the proceedings of the last session of the UN. I focused with special attention especially on the answers you gave regarding the three laws: about cannabis, coercive obligations for medical students, as well as about the legal changes related to the way of elections in the Academy of Sciences of Albania! Let me tell you that I am interested like every citizen who wants the rule of law to function, like every Albanian who needs to respect the role and duties of the President of the Republic and strives for this because it has to do with the destinies of the nation and the future of society, I admit that I was very surprised by the content of that interview.


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In your interview given to the journalist of the Voice of America regarding the law that changed the way of choosing the governing bodies of the Academy of Sciences, you openly and universally admitted that the law voted by the Parliament of Albania, which came to you to announce or to was sent back, according to the obligation given by the Constitution, it was a "procedural violation". The acceptance of this fact, officially by you, publicly expressed in a prestigious world media such as the Voice of America, with words issued by you yourself and not by any service of the presidency, has two extremely important aspects.