At the end of yesterday's parliamentary session when voting was taking place, Prime Minister Edi Rama verbally clashed with two democratic deputies, Edi Paloka and Bujar Leskaj.
It all started when Paloka addressed Rama, asking him if he had changed the plate in front of him in the place where he was standing.
That was enough for Rama to address him, saying that he was drunk and should not stay in the hall. Bujar Leskaj also became part of the debate, with whom the prime minister continued the debate.
At the end of the session, the SP group declared that it would file a request for the 10-day exclusion from the works of the assembly of the two democratic deputies.
The debate
Paloka-Rama : Did you change the plate?
Rama : Ik pi ra ti ik, you are drunk.
Leskaj approaches Paloka
Rama : Leskaj, why are you talking, why are you interfering?
Leskaj : Why do you act like you are strong?
Rama : Did I talk to you or you to me?
Leskaj : How did you say, how did you say?
Rama: Did I talk to you or you to me?
Leskaj: I spoke to Paloka, not you. I don't shave at all for you. You drink because it makes you feel good.
Rama: I eat some snail, I go.
Leskaj: This is your message.
Rama: If I tell you, it will destroy you. You are without religion or country.
Paloka approaches Rama, the Guard officers also approach
Paloka: O pelvis, who are you putting pressure on? The whole of Tirana knows you because you're a hottie. Oh shameless, oh bq that these do not know you, but I know you very well who you are.
Rama: You two are running away from here.
Paloka: Are we stuck? Did you change your plate? Did you get another visa?
Rama: You're a cork even when you're good, bro.
Rama-Nikolles: Is it possible for these two to go out?
Bardhi: But who are you who gives orders?