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In the topic of Top Story, dedicated to Electoral Reform, Grida Duma said that she is still part of the Commission, as they have not yet removed her name, even though it has been a year since she resigned as a deputy.
Journalist Ilir Babaramo said that the electoral reform was done without a consensus from the parties.
Babaramo: It is only one case in 33 years of pluralism, it is the second case, where the reform is done without the consensus of the parties. It happened for the elections of May 26, 1996.
Grida: What do the parties intend?
Babaramo: Rama will try to say that he is setting up a commission, we will work and nothing will change. If you give some dignity to Basha, you will go to the next scenario. It will accept the lists of the national proportional system and they will receive the bonus, that the first party that appears in the elections gets 20 mandates.
Grida: Is this information circulating or not?
Babaramo: You as a former member of the Commission..
Grida: I am still a member of that Commission. So institutional parliamentarism is such that a deputy who has resigned is still in the committee, because they do not touch what is a "hot potato".
Babaramo: If he lets this story drag on or gives the premium to Rama, it's the final nail in the coffin.
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