Democrats in protest/ Paloka: Berisha didn't want it, the majority asked for it

2023-12-14 18:58:00, Politikë CNA

Democrats in protest/ Paloka: Berisha didn't want it, the majority asked

Deputy of the Democratic Party Edi Paloka

Democratic Party MP Edi Paloka has spoken about the protest that is expected to take place on Monday and Thursday by the opposition.

He said that Berisha did not want the protest to take place these days because it could be associated with his personal name, but the majority requested it.

"It was Mr. Berisha who did not want the protest to take place these days because it could be associated with his personal name. It is a statement of his that was opposed by the majority of us even in the group meeting, it is not about Sali Berisha as an individual. All this has been two years since this strategy has been directed at the leader of the opposition and every kind of undertaking is being done in order to remove the opposition and all the rights that have been violated, and its leader. So, we are not dealing with a request to remove the immunity of a deputy, but with an attack best organized by Rama and all the instruments he controls, including SPAK and its bodies. It was agreed that there will be a protest both on Monday and Thursday.", said Paloka.

According to him, there are two types of protests, one to express disagreement with an act or action and protests when the opposition people have a goal and the protest continues until that goal is reached.

"If there will be a session on Tuesday, there will be a protest on Tuesday. There are two types of protests, one to express disapproval of an act or action and protest when the opposition people have a goal and the protest continues until that goal is achieved. These protests are related to a certain object. Today, the most serious act took place in the Parliament. The act that Rama's deputies approved today was the most difficult, because the deputies' mandates are left in the hands of the 5 members of the Council of Mandates controlled by Rama, who decide when a deputy's mandate begins and ends. Exemption for 60 days, without any right, is practically removal of the mandate for that period. This is not about justice and it is unfortunate that Rama has the mandates of the deputies in his hands. I have been expelled several times from these "Rama's butts", but once I was expelled without being in the session, I was expelled for disrupting the session without being there.", he said./ CNA< /span>