The agreement to end the chaos in the Assembly, how Rama withdrew from the ultimatum 'we do not negotiate with non-women'

Democrats and Socialists sat together today at the Conference of Presidents, reaching agreement in principle on the establishment of two investigative commissions; that for the flow of data from the TIMS system and for concessions in health.

The agreement will be formalized tomorrow, Wednesday, in another meeting where the start of these two parliamentary investigations will be included in the Parliament's work calendar, while it is insisted that their object will be in accordance with the Constitution and not the new law on investigative commissions that they appealed to the Constitutional Court.

Although officially the other condition of the democrats, that of the reformation of the Electoral Reform Commission, was not accepted, a form has been found that will put Lulzim Basha and Enkelejd Alibeaj out of the game.

After March 21, when the mandate of this commission ends, its extension will not be requested, regardless of whether or not there will be a final product, but it has been agreed on a parliamentary subcommittee where laws that require a qualified majority will be discussed, including this one. reform. What is asserted by both Bardhi and the socialist Bledi Çuçi.

'We do not negotiate with non-women'

Prime Minister Edi Rama, while commenting on the tense situation in the Parliament, in recent months has stated categorically that there will be no negotiations with Sali Berisha or his spokesperson, referring here to Gazment Bardhi.

"First of all, we do not negotiate with non women and with any spokesperson of non women. We have said this since day one, it is not new.

Non grata and his spokesmen, who have taken it upon themselves to turn the parliament into a square to make fun of because of a completely personal problem with the new justice, and rejoice in the fact that the burning of the fire in the hall of the parliament takes place in all the media of the world, are you saying that this brings something other than scrawling the image of Albania, they have the right to make their own choices ", declared Rama earlier, an expression that is no longer valid today, which shows a withdrawal of the prime minister.

Spiropali: We respect the deputies!

Minister of State Elisa Spiropali, asked if they recognize the de facto Reestablishment as a majority in the Assembly after the negotiations for the return to normality, told reporters that it is a party taken hostage, but the SP is doing its duty by respecting the deputies elected by the citizens despite who commands it.  

"I don't say that I'm crazy about non-women today, now that he's locked up at home. I told him to his face in the assembly when he was not closed in 20 square meters of the assembly, this is not an agreement either with grata or non grata, this is our duty that we have done responsibly. The flags of radicalism are also raised to cover party issues, it is a hostage party, but the deputies are elected and we respect them.

We know the institutions, the deputies, we argue with them regardless of who is behind them. I believe that today we are ready to say that the deputies should be in the assembly before the issues of justice that are not resolved in the assembly" , said Spiropali.