Elisa Spiropali wanted to avoid the attention of the media who were waiting for her at the main door of the Parliament.
However, in an attempt to enter through the back door, the Guard blocked him.
This comes as a strong response after her clash with Rama.
A few days after the tensions at the socialist group meeting between Prime Minister Edi Rama and Elisa Spiropali , the latter reacted today on social media.
While posting a photo of herself wearing sunglasses, she conveyed the message: " Keep your face from the light and the shadows remain behind ," wishing her followers a beautiful Sunday.
Inside the closed-door meeting of the SP parliamentary group, a clash occurred between the Minister of State for Relations with Parliament, Eriona Ismaili, and Spiropali.
The moment Ismaili took the floor to talk about the communication strategy, it is learned that there was a reaction from Spiropal.
It is not known exactly what gesture the MP made, which then prompted an intervention from Ismail.
" Is there anything to laugh at here ?" Ismaili said, which was later supported by Prime Minister Edi Rama, who addressed Spiropali, telling him that he could not intervene while the minister was speaking.
"Things need to be taken responsibly and communication is also important and it's not something to be taken lightly. That's how some people took it lightly 12 years ago, even when Endri Fuga was speaking, but some of them are not here."
Subsequently, the situation escalated, which led Rama to toughen his tone towards Spiropali:
"Don't make me come there myself to get you out."
We would like to draw your attention to the fact that Spiropali recently responded to Balla after his statement regarding the former MP's absence during the March 12 session in the Assembly when Belinda Balluku's immunity was to be voted on.