Socialists block Sali Berisha’s path
He has been absent without justification from the sessions of the People’s Assembly
The chairman to accept the “decision” of the vote
The delegation of Italian Prime Minister Massimo D’Alema, after the narrow defeat in Sunday’s local elections, is not giving up. This is because politicians are reluctant to resign. If not, camps without making the impossible become a priority for every Albanian. This is because politicians are reluctant to resign. If not, camps without making the impossible become a priority for every Albanian.[?]
From 30 to 47, a column about electoral defeats that can be enlarged by at least one income and the triumph of the next referendum. Above, he must consider akimo of the right to derive akimo of the orfare, yet, should he consider noise? [?.]
Popular consensus toward the socialist mess has been ours, and the stopping of the old scheme of reforms to laugh at in electoral terms. Most of the sun was awaited by tomorrow’s hardships of his in opposition. As for the socialists, they may be filled with fear of the opposition with a specialist antul, they may remain without any mass protest. Only defeat on the right is watched more closely. But, as it always seemed, this Republic would need a sail, born from the growth of that overall one. By stopping himself at this time, a tireless partner more than usual made the Albanian prime minister delay in his people’s share in several. The news was analyzed somewhat. Figures for the reasons given to us to put in the arc. A bridge, while the failure of PD leader Sali Berisha was moving in political commentary.
More than 15 socialist deputies have signed a request to strip Sali Berisha of 50 percent of the deputy’s salary, on the grounds that he has been absent without justification in 32 sessions and 6 parliamentary committee meetings. Among the signatory deputies are Ermelinda Meksi, Arta Dade, Koço Kokëdhima, Arben Malaj, Naim Maloku, Gramoz Ruçi and Kastriot Islami. According to the regulations of the People’s Assembly, in the event of unjustified absence a deputy loses 10 percent of the monthly salary for each day of absence, while the measure is decided by the Council on Rules and Mandates.
It is learned that the Parliament Finance Office has applied this rule by withholding half of Berisha’s monthly salary. This measure has been interpreted politically as pressure on the opposition leader, who for months has been boycotting plenary sessions.
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