Prime Minister Edi Rama reacted strongly to the incidents of violence and protest carried out by "Re-establishment" today inside and outside the parliament.
Rama says that the opposition "returned to its identity", with the cars of the "RAI3" show that "exported mud from the political and media sewage channels in Tirana".
Rama, as he mentioned earlier, says that the Italian show quoted Francesco Becchetti, sentenced to 17 years in prison in Albania, Arben Ahmetaj, a fugitive from justice, Sali Berisha, under house arrest, and a former prosecutor who remained in vetting for wealth problems.
At the end of his reaction, Rama makes a strong appeal: "Don't forgive them anymore, they must be finally destroyed by vote! Albania has done business with them and cannot be stopped by anyone".
Rama's full reaction:
Who were the authors of today's return to the identity of the opposition in parliament?
An Italian criminal sentenced to 17 years by Albanian justice;
A former deputy prime minister on the run to escape justice;
A former prime minister under house arrest by court order;
A former prosecutor expelled from the justice system for wealth falsification;
A program on RAI3 that showed the aforementioned as positive heroes of an Italian-Albanian co-production with mud exported from the political and media sewage channels of Tirana.
Vice comes with the soul, but the spirit of evil that is coming out of the life of this country after persecuting this country since 1912, this next mud game with the name of Albania must be included in the accounts that will be made in upcoming elections.
Don't forgive them anymore, they must be finally destroyed by vote! Albania has done business with them and can no longer be stopped by anyone