FLASH
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The journalist, Armir Shkurti, analyzed the violent clashes in the Assembly of the Republic.
February said that the clash in the parliament is not real and it is just a joke aimed at militants and internationals.
Comparing it with the wounding of Azem Hajdari by the socialist MP Gafur Mazreku, the journalist said that in the first case the conflict was real, while he described the last clashes as "gosh" fights.
"We have also seen weapons in the parliament, but it was very real. Azem Haider's wound was "genuine", a man appeared who was offended and shot him with a gun. But these collisions like this, with oysters that the French call "petar", I'm sorry for the expression that has come. Not even bau do these, these are checkers that make their effects on the target group. I said that they are addressed to militants and internationals" , the journalist told Euronews Albania.
He also clarified how political parties organize what he called the spectacle between the majority and the opposition.
"In '69, a book was published that created an era, entitled "Society of Spectacle". Well, who understands that we live in the society of the spectacle. What we see are not real nerves and are not real revolts. These are just shows. This is a code used to speak with militants first and internationals second. That's how it's always been. Enver Hoxha used to come out and wave his hand in the stands and then it was broadcast in concerts, feature films and documentaries. "Democracy began and this is how the spectacle was created that the opposition party is revolted by the power of thieves and will fight for the rights of the people, and with rotation this role is taken by the other actor who had the role of the good before", said the journalist .
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