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International attention is focused on the recent political events that have taken place in the country. The chaos in the Assembly created by the MPs of the grouping of Gazment Bardhi and Sali Berisha has been at the center of discussions with internationals who call for dialogue.
According to the deputy of Reestablishment, Bledion Nallbati, the opposition is seeking the constitutional right and that the action has to do with fundamental rights.
"This majority does not give its constitutional rights to the opposition. Not a single amendment was taken into account. The action that has started has to do with the fundamental rights of the opposition. They sell it as if I'm doing it for myself, I've been expelled for two months, I've been without a salary for 2 months, if it was like that I would stay there but I do it for the citizens, for the opposition", said Nallbati.
On the other hand, the socialist deputy, Arben Pëllumbi, discussing Monday's session, said that they should do their job. For the socialist deputy, the opposition action has violence in its answers, while he added that it is not necessary for the internationals to give us advice.
"We had to do our duty there. If there is violence in your opposition action, it has its own answers. In a democracy, the rules, the constitution, the basic principles of a democracy work. Today, we must be politically mature so that the internationals no longer give us advice. The fire has fallen on the opposition and not on Albania. The most serious events in this country, at the head of the elements of violence, was the same character Sali Berisha. The stories of violence in this country are the product of the Democratic Party", Pëllumbi told Report TV.
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