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Journalist Mentor Kikia spoke about the latest political developments in the country as well as the debates in Parliament.
Kikia stated that the majority should be more tolerant and not violate the law, as he took the opportunity from the expulsion of Gazment Bardhi from the Assembly.
He described the behavior of the parties in the Assembly as theatrical, while adding that more focus is being placed on the statements of MP Zegjine Caushaj and not on the important laws that are being passed silently.
" I think the majority has a duty to be more tolerant and not by violating the law, but by understanding the political context of the time. The Parliament as a whole, regardless of who is making the noise, is not fulfilling its mission. The Parliament is a theater, Zegjine's statements are more valuable than a debate on a law. When the logs were being treated, a new law was passed there. The laws that will keep the country in place will be treated. The Parliament is a place where voices are raised, where there is debate, but not in this kind of religion. Nobody understands what happened. They turn to news portals, what this or that person said. If it continues like this, it is no longer an Assembly. By Assembly, we mean a meeting. It used to be an Assembly of men, but today there are also women. An Assembly where there are no discussions should be removed from its name. And we say that it has reached the end, but the end has no end. ", he said on News 24.
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