A sexist debate was recorded in today's plenary session between the democratic deputy Xelal Mziu and the Minister of Infrastructure, Belinda Balluku during the interpellation on the Arbri road.
Mziu stated that in the last 5 years the minister has looked very trendy, while she replied that the deputy prefers headscarves, but she does not like wearing red headscarves. Among other things, Mziu warned Balluk that the fate of former mayor Dionis Imeraj will be met in Dibër.
Mziu: These last 5 years you have been very trendy, and it was predicted that you would be the successor of the leader, but they brought you to Diber and they did very well to bring you to Diber that I am sure it will affect your career. I suggested to you that you will suffer the fate of Dionysus in 2021. I am interested in the path left by you, minister. Where is this bridge, because I have not seen this bridge, on your web of the Prime Minister's Office, this road is there, and the minister is also near here, as far as I can find, and that there was another appearance before.
Baluku:In fact, I am a descendant of Haki Sharof, who is revered by all of Dibra, but I have my doubts that you know him. It's time to go to Dibër. They don't wait for you. Even for the cherries you say, you have it personally. I thought I wouldn't deal with the fine and the reports. But you have it personal that we could not separate ourselves from the personal, as was the case with my appearance. You may love me in a red scarf, but scarves don't suit me. We stick to road technicalities. I've tried the scarf but it doesn't fit me, I can wear hats and stuff. I know the gentleman has his preferences in red handkerchiefs. You who show discrimination, should have been taken away and told not to talk to your colleague and not to deal with the lady's look (Addresses the DP deputy). You ladies allow him to deal with ministers and MPs. My appearance is this thing, but I do things well. Those you have left on the streets, I close for 12 months. My work year is what it is. We get up in the morning, go out and vote. They know what they should vote for. Mr. Mziu called in Dibër; vote for Edi Rama. You can't invent anything, because you take our sayings; you are leaving the streets to the streets.