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2024-12-04 17:43:00, Politikë CNA

Berisha forces the government and the majority to go to the Parliament in their

Former Prime Minister Sali Berisha

Former Prime Minister Sali Berisha appeared in Parliament on Tuesday , saying that he had returned and they knew what was happening, but did not give media weight to the doctor's words regarding the budget, amendments, debates, etc.

However, in the media and in public opinion, the trap that the doctor set was noticed. In his exit from the plenary session, Berisha said that SP deputies live in unbridled luxury.

"This is an elite of the underworld, incriminated who live only in unbridled luxury. Therefore, there is no hope for changes. These are people who do not listen to the voice of God, nor of the mosque, nor of the church, nor of the world, of man. They are blinded by luxury. These are a bunch of gamblers who leave fabulous sums in casinos and pubs and don't want to know about pensions.

The chairman of the Democratic Party, Sali Berisha, speaking to journalists outside the Parliament hall

I go there on the platform, I can hardly stand from the scents, from the interweaving of scents of the most expensive perfumes. There is a parade of luxury, bizhush, perfumes as if you are in a fashion salon and not in a representative parliament of citizens", said the leader of the DP.

Even today, in another outing, the former prime minister mentioned expensive bags and luxurious clothes.

Berisha's trap is very significant. Now he waits for the majority to reflect. The ladies of the Parliament should probably no longer have luxurious clothes, there will be those men with 5 thousand euro suits who will be forced to wear pajamas, or they will be forced to buy 30 or 50 thousand lek suits to justify going to the session plenary.

Deputies and ministers in plenary session

Perhaps Berisha's trap will force the majority to wear pajamas to Parliament, to show that it is honest because with the salaries they have, they can probably have expensive pajamas that can cost 1,000 or 2,000 euros. In the worst case they may tell you that they cannot go to Parliament in that outfit.

Anyway, the doctor made his trap and what stands out is the fact that many of the officials of the majority are starting to worry about the way they are presented in Parliament./ CNA