The speech of the deputy Dashnor Sula, who strongly opposed the new Electoral Code, also brought reactions in the Assembly, which ended in jokes with the deputies.
It will be a list of men and women who will no longer be men but will be women. 23/ of open lists big fraud. 1/3 are servants of the mayor,' said Sula.
Referring to the speech of deputy Sula, Damian Gjiknuri returned to him saying that he has a sense of humor, but makes slips when he tries to argue.
'You can be ugly, it makes you laugh, I appreciate the humor, but you slip up with the arguments you give. He does all the calculations at a loss and who cares who will secure himself on that list, you are bringing out the real problem that you have in the opposition who will be on the list. Those 40 mandates are left for those who want to compete.'- said Gjiknuri.
SP MP Blerina Gjylameti asked Sula to apologize for the analogy she made in the speech, saying that some men will turn into women just to be part of the list.
'What a crime it is to be a woman in this parliament. Women have nothing to be ashamed of or feel bad about. The analogy you used is wrong, we didn't expect that sula. Women will return from men, I believe that here at least they stand up and ask for forgiveness. In women, for this part of concerns, we have shown that we are very above these phenomena. I expect a big apology.'- said Gjylameti.
Deputy Flutura Açka also became part of the debate.
'You know you're an ugly man... that very, very ugly expression. There is nothing uglier than a beautiful man.'- said Açka.
Gjiknuri returned to him.
'Aries ironically said to himself Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. Aries said you can be ugly, Aries said you have a sense of humor. I stand out for ethics, don't quote me badly. Or did Dashi enter the husband-wife section and you are protecting him? - said Gjiknuri.
Sula said: I express utmost respect to all ladies. I said it would be better if there were 100 women and 40 men. From a physical point of view they can be men, but from the actions they perform politically .
Spaho was also involved in the debate.
'Who is a thief of elections steals both with open and closed lists, both sewn and shot. Don't get tired in vain, but focus on the fundamental problem that the system has.'- said Spaho.