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Deputy of the Democratic Party Ervin Salianji said that the electoral reform and investigative commissions are in the hands of the majority.
Discussions on the Electoral Reform have also sparked debates among the guests in the "Top Story" studio.
"In the arguments of the president, he is saying what we say. It was an attempt to give opportunities to the crisis, to negotiate in this decision-making. The majority's request to invite the president and not give him the floor was a trap of the majority. We are under the conditions of the regime, all institutions are controlled by the regime. DP and the opposition are in confrontation with the regime", said Salianji.
According to him, the opposition is undertaking all institutional efforts for investigative commissions. However, Robert Rakipllari opposed the democrat, stressing that the "Reestablishment" opposition has no cooperation with the internationals and this penalizes them.
The debate between them:
Salianji: The opposition is making all institutional efforts to prove what we know
Rakipllari: Institutional by taking away their loudspeaker microphones?
Salianji: All institutions are in the hands of an individual. When we come to the debate, don't say why you didn't take him there.
Duma: Yes, we say this about the Constitutional Court for Electoral Reform, because you cannot play with two registers.
Rakipllari: You know very well that this majority can only change due to the international factor. You have no effect there. That's it! Because your president is non grata, that's all.
Salianji: It is not like that, there is permanent communication.
Rakipllari: What happens then is the result, I'm talking about the result, not the communication. There will certainly be communication, because they communicate with both Cuba and North Korea. We are talking about what effect it has.
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