
Mutual "losses" were the jokes exchanged in the Commission for Education and Public Information, between the chairwoman Ina Zhupa and the minister Evis Kushi.
Zhupa has assured the majority group that, unlike what happened to her when she was only a member of the commission, they will be allowed the right to speak.
In this regard, Minister Kushi stated that this is not true, while adding that if the opposition had a "hot" period with protests, the majority was busy with work.
Excerpts from the debate:
Zhupa: In 2025, I hope that the commission will be led by SP
Khushi: Let's respect the regulation together, especially you as the head of the commission.
Let's not compromise with the rights of pupils and students.
For the opposition it has been a hot season with protests, for the majority it has been a hot season for work.
Zhupa: The word here is sacred, you can talk as much as you want about why I suffered this part as a member.
We have not used the education and culture part politically, but our proposals have been beyond party and ideology. Mazhoranca, MA has done work during the summer, added people to the administration, not salaries or training for teachers. I don't call what you did work.