Berisha closes the protest and warns the deputies: Next time they will have to get permission to leave

2023-02-13 18:58:07Politikë SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
Berisha closes the protest and warns the deputies: Next time they will have to
Sali Berisha

With the closing of the parliamentary session, the protest called by the opposition in front of the Assembly was also closed. 

It was the leader of the Democratic Party, Sali Berisha, who addressed the last words to the protesters, thanking them for their support.

The democratic leader declared that the focus should be on McGonigal's relationship with Prime Minister Edi Rama, as he claims that the socialist deputies tried to discredit him today by dealing with his language.

Berisha warned the socialist deputies that next time they will have to get permission from the protesters to leave the Assembly if they do not follow the rules and laws.

Parliament's issue number 1, without a doubt, is the parliamentary investigative commission for a problem that has shocked the world, America, Albania, NATO and the entire free world. It is in our determination, our determination, that this parliament will either give you a solution to these problems or it will not be able to deal with any other issue. Your presence here forced them to leave the parliament. But next time, they will have to get your permission to leave the parliament. So I tell you, better follow the rules, the laws, respect the rights of the opposition. There are 750,000 voters whose rights are suppressed in the parliament. We will never tolerate this. Long live the revolution, long live the opposition, long live you." that this parliament will either give you a solution to these problems or it will not be able to deal with another issue. Your presence here forced them to leave the parliament. But next time, they will have to get your permission to leave the parliament. So I tell you, better follow the rules, the laws, respect the rights of the opposition. There are 750,000 voters whose rights are suppressed in the parliament. We will never tolerate this. Long live the revolution, long live the opposition, long live you." that this parliament will either give you a solution to these problems or it will not be able to deal with another issue. Your presence here forced them to leave the parliament. But next time, they will have to get your permission to leave the parliament. So I tell you, better follow the rules, the laws, respect the rights of the opposition. There are 750,000 voters whose rights are suppressed in the parliament. We will never tolerate this. Long live the revolution, long live the opposition, long live you." whose rights are suppressed in parliament. We will never tolerate this. Long live the revolution, long live the opposition, long live you." whose rights are suppressed in parliament. We will never tolerate this. Long live the revolution, long live the opposition, long live you."Berisha declared.


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