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The recent events in the Assembly have also attracted international attention where some of the embassies have reacted and requested dialogue between the parties. Former deputy of DP, Fatbardh Kadilli, during an interview, said that it is up to the opposition to create a solution, but continues to do the opposite.
Kadilli said that the opposition should not call SPAK a criminal gang, as instead it should give them morale by cooperating.
"The opposition has the task of producing an alternative, which means that it must be different from the government and as distinct as the plus from the minus. Instead of doing this, it is doing unacceptable things. If society needs to explode, the MP does not explode. Be that as it may, people came from the other side and dragged Rama.
PD cannot take credit, not even the part of the pulpit, as it calls SPAK a terrorist group. Instead of calling him an ally, give him morale. This justice we seek today is to tear down every rotten beam, and we do this by supporting it with cooperation. Not saying they are a terrorist group, they are villains. These thugs overthrew Ahmetaj, imprisoned Tahiri and many, many others," he said in "News24".
He further added that even internationals know that the government, but the opposition should not have double standards as it is less reliable for the citizens. According to him, the Democratic Party is acting like guerrillas.
"We and the international community know that the government is bad and is abusing. But the internationals say some things about the opposition. The opposition should not have double standards as it is not credible. Justice cannot be good when it releases Malltez and bad when it arrests him, I myself have said that he should not have been arrested.
Every society has extremists, but what percentage are there? Where does this great Democratic party want to go, to the guerrillas? You can start as a guerrilla like Albin Kurti started and became prime minister, but you can't start as a prime minister and end up as a guerrilla," said Kadilli.
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