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Politike2024-10-04 14:47:00

"I ran away from PD because I didn't become a barracks soldier", Açka: I don't accept either Bardhi or Berisha!

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"I ran away from PD because I didn't become a barracks soldier",

The opposition deputy, Flutura Açka, already removed from the PD group, has commented on the chaos and the burning of the chairs of the Assembly. Açka calls this strategy that the Democratic Party is following wrong, saying that they tried the same path before, but in fact they favored the majority that passed laws without discussion.

She said that through the chaos of the last legislature, the DP reached the 'scuttlebutt' agreement, as she called it, to change the Electoral Code and the criminal amnesty.

"He has the right to protest, but the parliament is the place where we can speak. We tried it by burning the chair, the flames, we remembered that we paralyzed the majority, but we gave the majority the opportunity to pass the 2024 budget and very important laws. We gave him the opportunity to commit even greater atrocities. This type of opposition that led to the 'skuta' agreement and that gave even more power to this majority, was the path we have tried and we should find other forms, especially since the result in the end has always been in favor the majority", said Açka on Report TV.

Açka explained why he left the PD group, saying that he does not accept either Gazment Bardhi as the head of the group or Sali Berisha as chairman. For Ačka, PD has begun to give in to its DNA, what it was created for in the beginning.

"I am not part of that project, I was part of that political project with all the love. I have never understood the aggression of mine towards me, maybe my rebellious nature that does not conform to group decisions, that are not made by the group, but those decisions are not made by the group of hotheads who want to promote themselves, I have the impression that PD has come out of the axis that started in 1990. We have begun to yield to the DP DNA. The only blame for leaving, he seems to put on himself, saying that he did not become a soldier of the barracks.

I entered politics with the rank of general, there will have to be soldiers who enter the barracks and do not discuss the decisions of the president and the presidency and impose the decisions of the group where they operate", said Açka. 

 

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