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Adriatik Lapaj, Coordinator of the "Albania Becomes" political movement, speaking about the adoption of the anti-corruption resolution, said that the resolution is a declarative act that comes 11 years after the government of Edi Rama, when two football teams ended up behind bars.
Invited to the studio of the show "Open" on "News24", Lapaj said that this resolution becomes dangerous at the moment when the majority and the opposition have reached a secret agreement.
" In the legal sense it has no value, in the legal sense only laws have value. Simple laws are approved by the majority on their own, qualified laws require a minimum of 84 votes, so a broad consensus is needed.
If he will make changes to simple laws, then we will have simple changes, which have no weight. If they are going to make changes to the laws that require a qualified majority, then they need a consensus, since they don't have the votes. The risk is only if there is an agreement between the majority and the opposition, or if the Prime Minister comes in and buys deputies from among those in front of him, who are with 7 headquarters and groups ," said Lapaj.
According to him, corruption is not fought with statements, but with concrete actions by not giving corrupt concessions, not making payments to incinerators, not incinerator schemes, not keeping corrupt people close.
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