
Socialist MP Erion Braçe has reacted again regarding the 5 demands that protesters made on Monday, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama and his government.
Brace initially declares that he is a socialist, but he cannot close his mouth, eyes, and ears when it comes to approving legal initiatives in the Assembly.
Regarding the protesters' demands, the socialist MP declares that they are dangerous. According to him, the resignation of the government and the delegitimization of the majority that emerged from democratic elections is a dangerous process, which undermines the stability of the country and could lead to chaos.
He further underlines that the destabilization of the country will affect Albania's EU membership process, where according to him we are in a very crucial period.
Braça's full post:
AFTER ALL THE MESSAGES YESTERDAY,
COMMENTS, TWO THINGS:
1. I WAS A SOCIALIST, I AM A SOCIALIST,
I WILL BE A SOCIALIST - THIS DOESN'T CHANGE, DON'T INSIST ON THIS.
But this does not mean that I have closed or will close my eyes, ears, mouth and raised my hand of approval;
NO! I haven't done it, I don't do it, and I won't do it just for this reason, it doesn't happen!
2. YES, THERE IS A PRIMITIVE AND DANGEROUS AGENDA IN THE PROTESTS - FIRST, THE POLITICAL AGENDA!
Not only because of the clear presence of political party leaders and people, but above all because of clear political demands - TOpple the government, DELEGITIMIZE THE MAJORITY!
Delegation without a vote, but on the table, a lifelong request and behavior of Sali Beriha, which failed miserably.
Lined up like this - resignation of the Government, delegitimization of the Majority by word of mouth, from the square, selection from the square of 101 unelected representatives in legal electoral processes, the selection by them of ministers of a Technical Government that in a year should do nothing but wait for the formation or strengthening of political forces and this, I should vote for with my eyes closed, is not only a ridiculous utopia, but primitive and dangerous populism;
THERE IS NOT INSTABILITY, LACK OF GOVERNMENT, BUT CHAOS - DO PEOPLE WANT THIS?!
Meanwhile, THIS COUNTRY, this year of sehir according to the square, is in the process of closing chapters in the MEMBERSHIP NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE EUROPEAN UNION; since 1912 there has been no greater and more vital political project for Albania than this!
That said, yes, WE HAVE PROBLEMS WITH DEMOCRACY, ELECTIONS, LAW AND LEGALITY - the negotiations with the EU have pointed them out to us, we must address them as soon as possible in a legitimizing way, never populist, but RETURNING TO THE STONE AGE SIMPLY DOES NOT WORK, IT IS NOT A SOLUTION!