Opposition Boycott in Parliament Continues, DP Absent from Thursday’s Session as Well

The Democratic Party’s Parliamentary Group has notified its representatives that it will not be present at the next Assembly session. Through an internal communication, MPs have been instructed not to participate in Thursday’s plenary session.

The notice communicated to the Democrats emphasizes that the decision was made in accordance with the political stance already announced publicly. This will mark the opposition’s second consecutive absence from the legislature’s proceedings, following the boycott that began last week’s session.

According to the party’s reasoning, the demands of the citizens, who have filled the boulevard with protests for 43 days, have not yet been met. The rallies have continued without interruption, targeting not only the government but also the way the opposition represents their interests, reflecting deep dissatisfaction with the entire political spectrum.