FLASH
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The next day, Monday January 5, the deputies return to parliamentary life in a session dedicated to the citizens' concerns that they are expected to address in no more than 4 hours.
Together with the return of the parliamentary sessions, the action of the opposition will also be restored to prevent the normal development of the session without meeting their demands for the establishment of investigative commissions and changing the composition of the special electoral reform commission, even though the last session the disobedience was not as powerful as Sali Berisha had spoken.
19 MPs of the opposition will not be able to be part of the plenary session on the following day as they have been expelled from the ethics secretariat, at the request of the majority.
The action inside the hall is expected to be led by the chairman of the democratic parliamentary group, Gazment Bardhi, whose punitive measures of 10 days outside the parliament have ended.
Meanwhile, outside the hall of the plenary session, 30 minutes before the start of the parliament, at 16:30, the expelled deputies will protest. The news was communicated on Saturday at the meeting of the national re-establishment council by the deputy, Flamur Noka.
'We are determined to walk this path and not allow the fulfillment of this legacy of his fathers. From this meeting of the National Council we decided that after Monday, we will be in every corner of Albania, we will be in every street and every alley of this country, to inspire the citizens, to raise the democrats and to tend those in the battle for democracy. Because Edi Rama had no other goal with the imprisonment of Sali Berisha than to silence and annihilate the DP.', Noka declared.
In the last session, January 25, the opposition replaced the flamethrowers with noisemakers, giving up clashing with the guard and stacking chairs at the pulpit.
Of the 19 expelled deputies, the most punished is Ervin Salianji with 20 days, while the other 18 were expelled with 10 days. Salianji called the punishment of 19 opposition MPs by the Ethics Secretariat an act of shame. He accused Rama of hating the parliament, while his socialist colleagues were patronizing.
In the request submitted to the Secretariat of Ethics, the SP says that the exceptions were requested because the opposition MPs continue to repeat the blocking acts. The Deputy Salianji had installed noisy equipment in the hall, which, according to the socialists, blocked the work of the Assembly, continuing with this scenario despite the call of Speaker Lindita Nikolla to continue the session normally.
List of expelled deputies:
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