The Secretary-General of the Democratic Party, Flamur Noka, delivered a speech full of harsh accusations against the government during the parliamentary session.
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He declared that Albania had become unlivable and that citizens’ lives had been made miserable, accusing the government of a lack of security and empathy, as well as theft and plunder. According to Noka, the government represents the curse of this country.
The Democratic lawmaker also said that the “Xhabaftët” had brought ministers into parliament and called for the institution to be dissolved. He claimed that the majority represents organized crime and bandits and, therefore, is afraid of the citizens.
Noka also addressed the new health minister, Klodiana Spahiu, warning her that accepting the post could expose her to criminal liability for the deals she may sign.
“Edi Rama is a terrorist and has put people in prison for failing to pay their electricity bills,” Noka said, adding that the country had been turned into “scorched earth.” He accused majority lawmakers of entering parliament like “mice through holes” and asked whom they fear—the citizens or those outside the chamber.
In conclusion, Flamur Noka said that the government’s pledge had been given to strategic investors and not to Albanians. Addressing Klodiana Spahiu, he repeated his warning that taking the ministerial seat could put her head at risk.
