The head of the parliamentary group of the SP, Bledi Çuçi, described the violent action of Reestablishment and the Bardhi group in the Assembly as a "revolution of the chairs".
Answering questions about the approval of the budget in a plenary session that lasted about 8 minutes, Çuçi said that the details of the budget have been discussed in committees and with interest groups.
Bledi Çuçi: We are ready to dialogue for anyone, for the benefit of Albanians. It is not us who light bonfires, block meetings or abstain.
The SP parliamentary group does not set the agenda according to the international ones. I do not see any pressure from international partners regarding this issue.
We are in institutions, they violate, they destroy, we need them to put down the flames so we can talk.
We can't take them by force, sit at the table.
The crisis that happened in DP is unfortunately very deep, and we are undoubtedly not the cause of this crisis, but don't expect SP to be the instrument that can solve this.
The regulation sets out rules to take measures for what disrupts, violates or hinders the conduct of a parliamentary session. And you have seen that I believe we are very tolerant at this point with the opposition with all this vandalism that they do
We have seen the Italian parliament how those employees catch Zgarbi, two by the hand and two by the hand.
In Italy 15 plenary sessions you are excluded, so we have seen them all, we are seeing them all. All parliaments have sanctions when it comes to violence, obstruction of the plenary session.