Tensions in the Assembly/ Berisha: We do not want to create them, but we must protect rights

2024-01-26 20:13:00, Politikë CNA

Tensions in the Assembly/ Berisha: We do not want to create them, but we must

Former Prime Minister Sali Berisha

Former Prime Minister Sali Berisha has considered Albania to be the most corrupt country in Europe. In his speech at the now daily protest, Berisha stopped at the opposition action.

The chief democrat said that the opposition did not want to create chaos in the Assembly, but they were forced to because their rights were violated.

"A just cause is never defeated, it may sometimes know difficulties, but it is invincible, inasmuch as truth is invincible. Two months ago, the group of DP deputies started a battle in the parliament. 43 deputies, a battle without return, a battle for the protection of your constitutional rights, for the protection of parliamentary pluralism.

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This battle started in the most unusual way, with the means of civil disobedience unseen until then in the Albanian parliament. Piles of chairs, smokers, noisemakers, all with the sole purpose of telling the monist parliament that it can never pass over us.

But you saw the government's lackeys in the television studios who appeared embarrassed by these acts of the opposition and not by the ugly monism of Edi Rama. You in the television studios listened to the jackals and lackeys of the government who tried to demonize, to bring to the bank of accusation, the battle without return, epic of the deputies of the opposition.

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The opposition MPs in the parliament hall did not want to create a pile of chairs, nor to use smokestacks and noisemakers, but they were the powerful call, they were the cry of their civil disobedience to protect the sacred constitutional principles of pluralism, to protect you and your dignity, your rights", he emphasized.

Furthermore, Berisha called on the citizens to stand up in protest to remove Prime Minister Edi Rama, as according to him, only the citizens' revolt can end this government.

Even earlier, the former prime minister has warned that there will be massive protests in the country, while the opposition action, obstructing the parliamentary activity, has been going on for months in the Assembly./ CNA