Quarrel erupts within Rilindja/ Rama orders MPs and the party: Be careful, don't make news

A  document  published by Kapital, where Edi Rama instructed MPs and the party on how to publicly react to the protest, has created concerns and tension within the Socialist Party's parliamentary group.

After the news was published, the chairman of the Parliamentary Group Taulant Balla, requested in the MPs' group chat that internal documents not be leaked to the media. With a vocabulary typical of the early days of the Labor Party, Mr. Balla requested internal discipline.

"Friends and comrades, the materials shared here for the narrative are for internal use, not to be shared with other parties," writes Taulant Balla.

Edi Rama's Communications Director, Jonida Shehu, also writes with concern about this situation.
"I thought you would be interested in these materials for the line, because I distribute them to the media myself, I don't need this kind of skill. However, thank you very much for the facilitation," Shehu writes.

Zamira Sinaj, the new socialist MP from Vlora, who crossed the rainbow and joined the SP from the Democratic Party, has also joined the protest. Ms. Sinaj has a strong connection to coastal affairs, as the MP who proposed the shameful law to give tourist ports to oligarchs without competition.

"It was reported on the portals before (the instruction) was distributed to the group, almost three hours ago," Sinaj says, almost with the same tones of concern and protest as when he was in Lulzim Basha's tent.

Due to this tense situation, there was friction between Ms. Shehu and Ms. Sinja during the debate. The reason for this was the use of the interjection "moj" by Shehu towards Sinja.

"Please act ethically, as we are elected deputies and not your own people. No comment," Sinaj writes, outraged by Shehu.

In these clashes that were threatening the unity of the Party, Ardit Bido, the patriotic MP from Saranda, could not be absent, who in the Zvërnec protest took on the task of unmasking the Greek agents.

"Please keep discussions private. We'll keep announcements and instructions here," Bido writes.

The debates were put to rest by another young Socialist MP, Erion Malaj. He is known as the visionary MP who proposed the creation of a joint-stock company to conduct IT tenders, but who later couldn't remember what he had proposed.

"I think the problems have come to light. We stick to what we said above and exercise a little caution," Malaj writes.

As it appears from the debates, those most concerned about the leak of information and whose dignity is most affected by this are the MPs who are used to propose plunder laws and those who stand up like robots, voting for every evil initiative they are asked to, without daring to ask any questions./ KAPITALI.AL