
Thursday, July 23, was supposed to be the final closing session of this parliamentary session, packed with over 30 items on the agenda.
But the socialists had received orders even earlier not to leave. The motive was quickly understood.
The Conference of Speakers will convene MPs again on July 30, with only two items on the agenda, the laws on archives and copyright.
What is not understood is why the Socialists cannot wait until September to approve these two draft laws, since they do not have any emergency.
There are suspicions, even among the Socialists, that there may be other changes in the Government.
And by September, it would be a long time, with ministers dismissed, but officially still in office.
However, nothing has been confirmed at the moment.
The only thing that remains in force is Taulant Balla's order for socialist deputies not to leave Tirana.