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The co-founder of the "Thurrje" initiative, Pano Soko, has brought to attention the perceived situation regarding the relationship between the opposition and the majority, recalling the agreement between the two groups for Criminal Amnesty.
In his speech on 'Now with Erla Mëhilli', Soko addressed the head of the DP Parliamentary Group, Gazment Bardhi, comparing the "compromise" between the two political sides of the country regarding the Criminal Amnesty, with the constitutional changes of 2008.
According to him, the Criminal Amnesty showed that the opposition reached a joint agreement with the majority, creating the opportunity for a group of people accused of corruption to "benefit" unjustly.
" With statistics, it turned out that 100 people were convicted for corruption. This is where the love affair between the majority and the opposition began. You promised to fight corruption. The problem was then transferred to the Electoral Code. You sat together since out of 8 commissions, you chose only two and left them out of the case like Beçetti. The opposition itself, when it sits down and makes compromises with the majority, shows that it is caught, as in the case of 2008 ", said Soko.
On the other hand, Bardhi rejected this claim by Soko and described this amnesty as a legal initiative which in itself gives very little scope for benefit to the list of corrupt officials.
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