Sali Berisha called the attitude of the majority after the opinion of the Venice Commission on the mandate of Olta Xhačka a black day for the parliament.
According to Berisha, Rama does not release Xhaçka, nor in this way he protects his shares in strategic investments.
"The protection that Rama does to Xhaçka is the protection that he does to his shares. In this respect, this is an ugly day for the parliament. There is no morality, no ethics, there is none. There are only criminal intentions to protect the black deeds of the rulers. I told the head of the parliamentary group that I should tell them. They argued about why they left this to the opposition. As Rama did with the building permits he received from an entrance. These will not speak in a group about their constituents, but about the problems with the opposition, how to react to it. They are in an internal battle, they are in ruins", said Berisha. (A2 Televizion)
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