Democratic Party of Albania MP Tedi Blushi clashed with majority representatives and the speaker of parliament during the Conference of Chairmen meeting, while calling for the urgent withdrawal of normative acts related to student protests.
Blushi accused the government of seeking to continue the use of state violence against students.
“Parliament cannot become a notary of state violence. The agenda of this institution must be the legitimate demands of students,” he stated.
During the debate, Blushi also clashed with the head of the Socialist Party parliamentary group, Taulant Balla, whom he accused of protecting the interests of criminal clans. He stated that Balla’s position on the Electoral Reform shows, in his view, the impossibility of guaranteeing free and fair elections with Edi Rama in power.
Regarding the Electoral Reform, Blushi demanded that its priorities be 100% opening of lists, the creation of a technical government and the election of the President by the people.