“Spain in Democracy 1975–2000” – Koçiu: Healing divisions is essential for democracy

TIRANA, November 9 /ATSH/ – Deputy Prime Minister Albana Koçiu attended today the promotion event of the book “Spain in Democracy 1975–2000” by author Charles Powell.

Koçiu participated in a discussion regarding Spain’s democratic transition, alongside author Charles Powell and translator Kita Sallabanda.

The deputy prime minister emphasized that dialogue, consensus and the ability to heal divisions for the sake of the common interest form the foundation of a stable democracy.

According to her, this is one of the most valuable lessons offered by the Spanish experience—a lesson that remains equally significant for our own European journey.

Koçiu shared photos from the meeting with Charles Powell, the author of “Spain in Democracy 1975–2000,” and Kita Sallabanda, who translated the work into Albanian—at a time when, as she noted, “its message is particularly relevant.” /m.m/a.f/p.s./

 

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