"Exclude me!"/ Why is Spiropali afraid? Rama: He has not crossed the red line yet

Prime Minister Edi Rama has commented on the relationship with SP MP Elisa Spiropali, following the recent debates and her "exclude me" statement, implying that she has not yet crossed the "red line".

In a conversation with journalist Nikollë Lesi, Rama stated that such reactions should not be taken literally, while emphasizing that anyone can make mistakes.

The Prime Minister added that those who have made contributions may have a second or third chance, implying that Spiropali continues to enjoy his political trust.

Excerpt from the interview:

Nikollë Lesi: That's pretty cool. You got involved with Erion Braçe, you forgot Elisa Spiropali.

Prime Minister Edi Rama: There is nothing to note here. What is there?

Nikollë Lesi: Will she be expelled? Because she said, "Exclude me. Exclude me, exclude me, exclude me." So, did she just pray, "Get rid of me" or won't you answer?

Prime Minister Edi Rama: Who says ''come on, here you have me, kill me'', does he say it because he loves you or not? So they should not be taken ...

Nikollë Lesi: He has not lost his love for Skanderbeg.

Prime Minister Edi Rama: No, no, these things should not be taken literally. They are completely normal as long as they do not touch that red line.

Nikollë Lesi: She has crossed the red line. Two red lines in fact, if you don't want to say it. Two. Two lines that she has crossed, two red lines. I even heard my colleague Martin Leka say ''I had expelled her for three minutes''. Martin said. I told him ''it was a mistake to expel her''. No - he said. ''I had expelled her - said Martin Leka - on the spot, in a second''. ''Yes Rama is tolerant - he said. Not me.

Prime Minister Edi Rama: Everyone can make mistakes. Anyone who has made contributions can make mistakes the second time, and then the third time, they share it.

Nikollë Lesi: So Elisa Spiropali has a red year, otherwise she is excluded now.

Prime Minister Edi Rama: No, these are saying... these are like the headlines of "Koha", our first one. Because we are here for our Koha, we are not for these situations, doctor, go to the doctor.