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Agron Gjekmarkaj has called provocation, the decision of the Secretariat of Ethics to exclude 19 members of the opposition from the works of the Assembly, for the incidents in the session and commissions.
Invited to the show 'Debat' on 'A2 CNN', Gjekmarkaj declared that the majority has closed and violated all the constitutional rights of the opposition.
" The opposition is being suspended in this country, it is being provoked, war is being declared against it from all sides. I do not understand why 19 MPs were expelled as if we are a slaughterhouse where cattle are killed. SP is not the teacher, the educator, or the one who has the right to educate. It is the regulation that guarantees equality. They have also taken our right. The exception is a provocation.
He wants the opposition outside the parliament. We have been forced to react after being provoked. It interfered in the internal affairs of the party. The door to parliamentary committees is closed. And what is left for the opposition to drink coffee in the Assembly? We have been forced to react as we have no other way ," said Gjekmarkaj on A2 CNN.
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