PD decides to boycott plenary session in Parliament, Ervin Salianji erupts against Sali Berisha: He is coming to Edi Rama’s aid

Former Democratic Party MP Ervin Salianji has reacted after the Democratic Party decided this Monday not to participate in the plenary session in Parliament, boycotting it.

In a Facebook post, Salianji writes that the boycott of the parliamentary session is the greatest service the Democratic Party could do for Edi Rama, and he has accused Sali Berisha of coming to the prime minister’s aid.

According to the former MP, on the day when the PD should give a voice to protesters, the PD is acting on behalf of Sali Berisha’s personal interests.

“Today the Democratic Party should have given voice to the anger of citizens and young people who have started and are sustaining the longest popular revolt of recent years in Albania,” Salianji emphasizes in his post.

At the end of his post, Salianji stresses that Albanians must continue to demand the removal of the Berisha-Rama duo.

The full post:

The boycott of the parliamentary session is the greatest service that could be done for Edi Rama.

In the darkest days of this government, when citizens are in revolt and corrupt affairs have been exposed one after another, Sali Berisha once again chooses to come to Edi Rama’s aid, behaving like a co-conspirator and part of a co-governing arrangement!

Today Parliament should have been boiling. It should have been the arena where a decayed and morally ruined government was put with its back against the wall. Today the Democratic Party should have given voice to the anger of citizens and young people who have started and are sustaining the longest popular revolt of recent years in Albania.

But, it seems, Sali Berisha’s personal interest does not allow the Democratic Party to breathe, to fulfill its opposition mission, and to represent the citizens.

That is why change is demanded. That is why more and more citizens are demanding the removal of the co-governing duo Rama–Berisha.

Change will come, because their political partnership has now been exposed openly before the eyes of Albanians. They are no longer an alternative against each other; they are the guarantee of each other’s survival.