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Analyst Neritan Sejamini, commenting on the battle that the opposition has undertaken for investigative commissions, said that it is fighting small battles, while it needs a strategy.
In an interview for the show "The Unexposed", he said that the right belongs to the opposition, but this kind of withdrawal in these small wars will waste the time to prepare for the elections.
" The issue is that the tactics of the opposition serve it and does it solve anything that what the opposition is doing is that it is waging small battles, just like making a calendar of activities without having a strategy and this is what it needs most very, a long-term strategy.
If Rama prevents him, he can try other approaches, all these things that are leading to the parliament have been tried in these 30 years, and I am afraid that this kind of withdrawal of the opposition in these small pockets will waste the time to prepare for the elections. The opposition must get as many votes as possible.
The opposition is under pressure from the government, but the issue is how the opposition behaves when faced with this situation, and what I think is that the opposition stops, looks at the situation and finds a strategy. You don't win a commission of inquiry by riding over the railings. Investigative commissions are of vital importance, but if he doesn't give them what he has, he has another right to clarify them ," he said.
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