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Analyst Skëndër Minxhozi has spoken about the individual deals of opposition MPs.
He said that these movements of the deputies come after the decline of the influence of former Prime Minister Berisha, who is under "house arrest".
Ferdinand Xhaferraj hints that he may vote for the amnesty law if the majority takes into account an amendment, which benefits Ervin Salianji, convicted for the Babale scandal.
He said that Salianji, Xhaferri and Tabaku each have their own dynamics.
"When you say that these three names (Salianji, Xhaferri and Tabaku) are not Basha's, I find it hard to believe that they are also Berisha's because they each have their own dynamics. Xhaferri was one of the most critical voices of Berisha when he was declared non grata. They have made this thesis without Berisha no solution a general motto. They do it for convenience. But it seems to me that there are not three MPs aligned with Berisha.
We have not seen any of the three in Berisha. Tobacco is a de facto product of the internationals because it is controlled by them. With the introduction of three more votes from the opposition, Basha's weight drops numerically because he played with the idea that I am the only one within the opposition who can give Rama 84. The problem is that I see this as something that contradicts that to tell him that Berisha is no longer politically powerful.
I see these movements: the cat runs away, the mice play. It seems to me that the closure of Berisha is beginning to give an effect where he no longer has that control and to the extent of Berisha who kept them close but did not have de facto his own. And these people are the ones most inclined to leave Berisha and approach the government because they are no longer in his care. I have the impression that perhaps these movements, now that even votes matter, are individual votes that come as a result of the decline of the doctor's influence due to physical isolation and which he cannot control," said Minxhozi.
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