Gazment Bardhi expressed criticism in today's plenary session, emphasizing that the opposition is not being treated as a political opponent but with hatred.
He also gave a message to the Speaker of the Parliament Niko Peleshi, who he said should be above the parties. "Get out of line for once," Bardhi said to Peleshi.
"It is true that we did not raise it in the Conference of Speakers because a request for an expedited procedure was filed. This is a legal package consisting of two draft laws and one is scheduled in the calendar of the assembly's work to be reviewed on April 16... and why should you not agree to this? The opposition requests a date for an issue to be included in the Assembly's agenda and neither the speaker nor the leader of the majority parliamentary group accepts to take it into account. How is it possible that for everything that the opposition proposes, you have the red card on your button. You reject the opposition's laws because they were proposed by opposition deputies. You treat the opposition with the greatest hatred and not as a political opponent, because we are a political opponent. They request two draft laws to be reviewed jointly and you vote against, Mr. Peleshi, play your role over the parties... or at least follow the model of Li dita Nikolla and Elisa Spiropali who once every three months, went out "The group's decision and they said that I support you but I have nothing to do with the group's decision-making. Get out of line, we are looking for a date. Raise 80 people's cards against, what are you voting for, they were overthrowing the enemy of the people," he said further.
