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Analyst Andi Bushati, speaking about the opposition's action to block the plenary sessions, said that its behavior is appropriate and legitimate, but desperate because there is no solution.
In an interview for the show "Te Paksepozuarit", Bushati said that the opposition would do well to admit that it cannot defeat Rama, the oligarchs and the gang and lower expectations, remaining as an NGO, to at least maintain pluralism in the country.
" The behavior is correct and legitimate, but it is desperate because there is no solution. If you listen to Mr. Noka, he laid out the reasons why the parliament is on fire and gives him the right.
But when you look for light at the end of the tunnel, you don't find it. This is where the analysis breaks down. There are some who believe that much of the fault lies in the way the opposition is built, how much it inspires.
I believe that these also have their importance, but in a regime, no matter how much pure opposition you do, it is impossible to see the result. Where I differ is this, they still give hope as if they have the opportunity to change or overthrow the regime. I say that the opposition's ambition should be reduced. To admit that they have nothing to do with Rama, the gangs and the oligarchs and the media, they assume the role of an NGO that keeps the flame of pluralism alive.
It is a society caught by the throat. Even our debates are interesting to listen to, but they do not give people hope and solutions ," said Bushati.
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