
Prime Minister Edi Rama clashed with journalists at today's conference, but this time, not with the permanent Ambrozia Meta, but with the journalist Klevin Muka.
The latter has pointed out to the head of the Government that he is doing morale to justice alongside Ulsi Manja, accused of being implicated in file 184 and today he is not before justice but has been promoted and even a minister. Rama considered the journalist's question as unethical, as he asked him why he was laughing when he asked.
Journalist: How moral do you think it is to moralize justice, when on your left wing, you have Ulsi Manja accused of being implicated in file 184, where he promises favors to the former director of Dibra? Today Manja has been promoted and is not in front of any kind of institution?
Rama: Why are you laughing. Make a kind of discourse that is outside of professional ethics. Why do you laugh when you recite here?
Journalist: You can not tell me professional ethics. Painting teaches professional ethics more than journalism
Rama responds in Latin: Fools have too much smile!