"For Rama today there is an ordinary prosecutor's office and a special government"/ Këlliçi: He destroyed every facade of his for the EU integration process

2026-03-12 21:17:00, Politikë CNA

"For Rama today there is an ordinary prosecutor's office and a special

Democratic Party MP Belind Këlliç spoke this evening regarding the rejection of SPAK's request to lift the immunity of MP Belinda Balluku. In a television appearance, Këlliç said that the vote was bad news for all Albanians and for the country's integration process.

He added, among other things, that it is now a national duty for every opposition member, but especially for the Democratic Party, to overthrow this government. Këlliçi states that the deputies who voted today against lifting immunity have committed an act of treason against the country.

"Edi Rama would bunker down the majority in defense of corrupt affairs. What happened today is bad news for all Albanian citizens, for the image of the country and for the country's integration process. But it is good news for every thief who will join the government. With this standard today, Edi Rama has demolished every facade of his in at least the last 4-5 years as far as integration is concerned. This is because the messages from the European Union or the European Commission were clear. It has been said by name that the Balluku case is a critical test for the integration of Albania. Even the diplomatic representations all gave the same message. This was the last act and it is undoubtedly the national duty of the DP to overthrow this government an hour ago. The effects of this masquerade will hang their heads in a few months for what they have done to Albania today. For Edi Rama today there are ordinary prosecutors and special governments. Balluku's lawyers themselves have stated that we are not dealing with a politically motivated case. There today "127 MPs should have voted in favor of lifting Ms. Balluku's immunity. Anyone who voted against has betrayed the country, integration and has put a stain of shame on their career ," said Këlliçi. /CNA