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The publication of a guidance document addressed to SP MPs, at a time when Edi Rama is facing protests, has created strong clashes between Socialist MPs, the group's leader Taulant Balla, and Prime Minister Edi Rama's advisor, Jonida Shehu.
The concern begins with who distributed the material, as Rama's advisor casts doubt that it was leaked to the media by MPs. Meanwhile, Taulant Balla asks MPs to keep the materials sent to them confidential, not to be given to the media.
The entire debate has once again leaked to the media, which have published the "secret" conversations in the parliamentary group, which means that 'a spy', unbothered by Balla and Rama's advisor, has continued to publish what is brewing among the deputies.
From the published messages, it appears that MP Zamira Sinaj is affected by the language used by Rama's advisor, as she asks him to speak ethically with legislators.
Erion Malaj attempted to close the debate, writing that the problems have already emerged and a little more caution should be shown.
The document that has concerned Balla and Jonida Shehu, Rama's advisor, clearly defines not only the tone that should be used in public, but also the messages that should be repeated by every SP representative.
The first instruction is significant. Socialists are asked to forgo harsh language and avoid any sign of arrogance or cynicism.
"Avoid arrogance, be as modest as possible," the document states. "Not a moment of cynicism, but understanding," the instruction continues.
Equally significant is the orientation not to attack the protest or its participants. "Not the accusations of the protesters, nor the protest, but of the elements within it," the document states.
And while MPs are asked to avoid arrogance in public, it seems that within their ranks, despite what appears to be a 'united body', the situation is boiling over, and legislators, as Sinaj puts it, are treated unethically, even by one of the Prime Minister's advisors. / Pamphlet /
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