Prime Minister Edi Rama, following his attack on judges and prosecutors, some of whom he said have 'taken the reins', did not spare any messages for internationals. He labeled them as 'English speakers'.
Rama, in his statement, stated that 'the problem does not only lie in the interventions that, according to the Prime Minister, should not have been made, but also in the lack of reflection.
He also did not hesitate to reiterate that he has been the biggest supporter of the new justice system.
"When they hear a judge, they tell the prosecutor to take it easy because you have an easy charge. Let English speakers remember that these are homemade propaganda bombs. But the biggest problem is that there is no reflection. One fact that is significant for me is that the Prosecution and judiciary councils force on my words some nervous statements like those of people who disturb my wedding sleep, like those of bla bla bla... I am not the political actors, but I am the prime minister. This party has no competitor in world history as the most supportive government factor of the independence of justice and the most silent factor of judicial gaffes, and there are serious problems that the drafters of those useless statements are known to deal with. The word pressure is too big, for their biggest supporter who is me personally," said Prime Minister Edi Rama, among other things.
