FLASH
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This Monday, after the closing of the plenary session in the Assembly, opposition MPs have moved in front of the Prime Minister's Office, where the next rally called "Monday's Pulpit" has been taking place for weeks. The Democratic Party's symbolic action aims to convey the message that "Parliament is dead" and that the opposition is being denied a voice.
The rally began with a speech by MP Klevis Balliu and will continue with interventions by citizens and DP supporters, while among those present is also the leader of the DP, Sali Berisha.
One of the harshest voices on Monday's "platform" was former MP Lefter Maliqi, who did not spare accusations against the government and Prime Minister Edi Rama. He spoke of corruption, links to crime, and paid lobbying to hit the opposition.
" He uses the money from crime and corruption to buy internationals to lobby against the opposition. He uses the money for the roads, billions of euros that are destroyed, for bandits and oligarchs. With a failed healthcare system where hundreds of hospitals, or dozens of health centers are closed. Schools closed in the village and the city. Organized crime flourishes inside and outside the prison. You saw how he was killed in the high-security prison in Peqin. The leak of the notorious files of the electoral crime of Dibra says they threw the pistol with a drone. You saw the macabre crime at Rinas airport. Rama's famous agais took the bottles of wine. Why doesn't SPAK show what videos it has, was Rama there or not? There are orgy videos or shopping videos of this bandit ," he said.
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