Albanian author Artur Ajazi writes that universities have their own 'Sali,' a nickname for Democratic Party leader Sali Berisha. He portrays the head of the university trade unions as a figure who appears whenever the party needs support for its position on higher education. According to the commentary, that official has proclaimed the 'bankruptcy of the universities' and called for industrial action and a boycott of teaching staff. Ajazi frames those calls as part of the party's messaging rather than the independent action of a labor movement. The repeated use of quotation marks gives the claims a skeptical tone. The excerpt ends mid-sentence and does not provide the evidence or examples that led Ajazi to this criticism. It also leaves unclear how the trade union leadership and the party's political role are being assessed beyond the examples quoted.