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This evening, the debates were rekindled in the Parliament hall. The Minister of Justice Ulsi Manja reacted harshly to the opposition MPs, saying that they are taking revenge on SPAK, as they have other problems.
Manja said that even during the time of Enver Hoxha, legislators did not attack prosecutors and judges, that according to him, SPAK brought hope to our country.
" You are put into a rampant competition, who gets up first in the morning or makes rampant reports about this side or here, or you accuse the prosecutors of a criminal organization.
We know and recognize the problems that SPAK has today, we know that there are stock files, but there is a strategy for their elimination and it also requires the support of the Assembly.
You have another problem when you put the pin on the court map. You are used to keeping prosecutors and judges in Saliu's antechamber. You ask for 6 appellate courts again because you were better off with 4 judges. You come with the Free Berisha t-shirt. Today, out of fear and panic, even during the time of Enver Hoxha, legislators go off the rails and attack the prosecutors and judges who have brought hope to the country.
You are in a conflict of interest that you filed a report, you get up in the morning and file a report. He on the balcony has more men than you, you throw the stone and hide your hand, because you are used to sitting under the balcony. Let's not get personal, because I recognize thieves in their faces. Don't get into this debate ," said Manja.
But Manja's decrees brought regimes from the opposition, where some departments vindicated the ministers. This brought the indignation of the leader of the Senate, Ermonela Felaj, taking away the right to speak during the plenary session to 7 deputies.
They are: Dhurata Çupi, Ina Zhupa, Saimir Korreshi, Agron Çela, Edmond Spaho, Albana Vokshi and Flamur Noka.
Felaj: You insulted and denigrated Minister Manja while he was speaking in the pulpit
Noka and Vokshi go to the pulpit
Felaj: 5 minutes break, until the MPs calm down
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