Belinda Balluku towards a deep and historic victory in Fier-Gaz Bardhi district remains a spectator of herself!
By: Marsela Topi
Fier this time is not just a circuit in the election, but an arena where two completely different political models collide: one that works and brings results, and the other that consumes itself in outdated rhetoric. Belinda Balluku comes to this battle not as a formal candidate, but as a consolidated figure, with real ground and a timely built relationship with citizens. She does not need to promise anything she has not already done – investments in infrastructure, energy, transport and public services are concrete evidence of her unconditional commitment to this county.
Meanwhile, Gazment Bardhi appears as an imposed, rooted name and no real connection with the citizens of Fier. His campaign seems more like an attempt to survive politically within a divided opposition than to gain the trust of ordinary citizens. No concrete project, no vision for Fier, no offer to arouse hope. Only overwhelming accusations and an empty rhetoric that no longer inspires anyone.
Therefore, expectations are clear and indisputable: Belinda Balluku will not only come out winning, but will mark a historic result for the Socialist Party in the district. She is taking on a belief that was born out of direct contact with people, responding to daily troubles, and from the willingness to always be where the solution is required. This victory is not accidental – it is the product of work, seriousness and dedication.
In the end, Gazment Bardhi will remain with his finger in his mouth, not because he did not fight enough, but because there was never a real cause to represent. He does not compete with Balluk, but with his political void. As Balluku turns the campaign into a referendum on continuity of great jobs, White remains hostage to an unstable and overdose campaign. The Fieraks are no longer random voters – they are citizens who know how to know the change and reward those who bring it. And this time, this is the moment of Belinda Balluk.
