The chairman of the Democratic Party, Lulzim Basha, has reacted after Prime Minister Edi Rama's stance on the construction of the "Mountain of Tirana" tower, which is allegedly being built by the people of "Foltor".
Basha challenges Rama, saying that since the tower does not belong to Berisha's people, veting should also be done in politics.
"The longer the list of his close collaborators who are in prison, on the run or under investigation due to the austerity with which his government is protected, the longer Rama's writings become. But what he doesn't say can in a few words, there is no chance that words can cover too much.
Since the mountain of corruption in the center of Tirana looks like a "mud mill", there is a very simple solution to separate the truth from the mud: Veting in politics.
When it's good for judges, prosecutors, policemen, why shouldn't it be the same for politicians?!
The proposal of the Democratic Party is in the Parliament, the political will is enough to approve it. On this occasion, we spare the citizens the successive scandals of the 33-year-old circus, behind which is hidden the fear of the past of those who, although they seek the vote to serve the people, have only served their personal interests and oligarchic clientele," Basha writes. in social networks.