In 'Breaking with Dafina Hysa,' Grida Duma was asked about the situation between the chief democrat Sali Berisha and Prime Minister Edi Rama in the 'Partizani' file, where the latter has been called to testify by the defense of the PD leader. According to Duma, the case is purely procedural and has nothing to do with politics, although in her view, Rama and Berisha do not give each other the chance to confront one another. She emphasized that even if they do confront each other, their battle is not over the 'Partizani' file, but over the 'file of Albanians.' "I don't know if Rama has the procedural opportunity to not give this to Berisha and to present lawyers. Without a doubt, there is no kind of complex that Rama or Berisha would have to sit next to or opposite each other. The issue is that they have taken the situation to the point where they do not give each other this chance. On the other hand, I think this is procedural; for me, it has no connection to politics. I think it is a file that would have been closed in time as a judgment. Berisha's statement about confrontation perhaps gives it that political coloring somewhat, but said long ago, requested long ago, and not happened long ago, again I think it is more a matter of headlines. Rama and Berisha do not have their battle over the Partizani File; they have it over the file of Albanians, and we absolutely do not have the ambiguity to melt away if these two gladiators set us down for a show or step down themselves and pretend to duel. This is not the fight Albanians are waiting for," expressed Grida Duma.