Former Prime Minister Sali Berisha has reacted for the first time after the so-called agreement that his group reached with the socialist majority.
From the window of his apartment, Berisha declared that "in a macabre way" it was Edi Rama who benefited more from the boycott that the opposition made on parliamentary life.
Berisha has vowed that "no one will escape", from the two parliamentary investigative commissions, which the SP allowed to set up, in exchange for not destroying the plenary sessions.
Berisha's comment:
These days, a dialogue has been held in the parliament so that the rights of the opposition are respected.
I want to clarify to you and every Albanian that it is not the opposition that has violated the constitutional rights, neither theirs nor anyone else's.
It is Edi Rama, who refuses to respect constitutional rights.
In these circumstances, he has only one goal, and that goal is for the opposition to boycott the parliament.
Because, let's be realistic, he macabrely gained more than anyone else from the opposition's boycott of parliament.
But today I say to Edi Rama here in front of you and on your behalf that the opposition will not abandon the parliament, but the opposition will do everything for its constitutional rights in the parliament and everywhere.
That's why, Edi Rama, you are afraid and terrified of investigative commissions.
There is no force in the world that can save you from them.
Let anyone come to your defense, you will end up in front of those commissions because you have stolen this nation, this country like no one else in history.