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In the first meeting after the summer break, the Democratic MPs debated how they should conduct themselves in this last year in the Assembly before next year's elections.
Top Channel has learned that some of the deputies had different points of view about the behavior of the opposition in the Parliament.
Deputy Edi Paloka, former chairman of the democratic parliamentary group, is known to have spoken about a radicalization of the opposition, where the emphasis should be placed precisely on the technical government.
" We cannot stay so soft in the Parliament, we cannot sit there and vote laws. We must protest, we must destabilize. You cannot go to the elections with Edi Rama. Without a technical government, we cannot win the elections ", Paloka is said to have said.
On the other hand, Bujar Leskaj expressed skepticism about the strength of the opposition in this direction. " Without a technical government, we have lost the elections. I agree that we should destabilize, but can we do it? That we have had other cases where we have entered this path and we have not been able to take it where we want ", said Leskaj.
The sources inform that the other two deputies, Tritan Shehu and Luan Baçi, had a different point of view. According to them, the main point of the opposition's agenda should be the request for the release of the DP leader, Sali Berisha. " For us, the headline of our political agenda should be only one, the release of the leader of the Democratic Party, Sali Berisha. Our agenda should not contain any other item ", said Shehu, which was also supported by the deputy of Fier. / Top Channel
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