Sali Berisha, invited to “Opinion”, commented on the visit to the USA. Berisha has admitted that he paid money and lobbied to get a visa as well as for the removal of “Non Grata”, but that he was unable to remove the latter.
“Continental lobbied. They have separated things: if you engage in lobbying, you have to register in court. The law is very strict there. LaCivita had no connection. I can say, since you ask me, it was the lowest price paid by a person. “Continental” is legal and I believe it lobbied the State Department. The decision was made at the US State Department and it was the secretary’s decision,” said Berisha.
Likewise, the chief democrat said that he sent a letter to President Trump when the latter was in the opposition, which he said he had read.
“I sent a letter of information to Trump, when he was in the opposition. As I sent to all the leaders I knew and had weight, and I am sure that the letter went to him. I informed him with a letter and I am sure that he has read that letter. This was told to me by a well-known person,” said Berisha.
