No One Threw Me Out Yesterday / Clash Between Rama and Braçe at Socialists’ Meeting, Deputy Erupts: I Left on My Own Because I Had Nothing Left to Hear

Through a Facebook post, Socialist Party deputy Erion Braçe reacted following news of a clash between him and Prime Minister Edi Rama during yesterday’s meeting with deputies and the government cabinet.

Braçe described these reports as a “hit job” in politics and part of a political lynching campaign.

The socialist says that before he started his speech at the meeting, he asked colleagues that the discussions not be leaked out, but according to him, this did not happen.

In his reaction, Braçe also mentioned the commitment made during the meeting to punish those who leak internal party discussions, emphasizing that he expects this promise to be kept.

Regarding reports that Braçe had clashed with Rama, the deputy dismissed the rumors, stressing that he had left the meeting on his own and no one had expelled him.

Braçe says he had nothing to say and nothing to listen to, as he had already said everything in the preceding meeting as well.

“This is the same as the egg technology, that egg with which deputies are hit for no reason, without even knowing the name of some, but it is on the same line, aiming only lynching, so it is a ‘hit job’ in politics. Yesterday before I started speaking, I asked colleagues not to leak anything from what I would say there. And then this happened, what I read, even transformed. Now, since yesterday a commitment was made to make an example of one of those who leak house words to politically kill that other one over there, I can’t wait for the word to be kept. So to make the example. Yesterday no one threw me out, I sat down because I had nothing more to say, and after I said there, and in the preceding meeting, everything that socialists have been saying for 1 year. I went outside myself because I had nothing more to listen to. That is the truth,” said Braçe.