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Even this Thursday, the opposition decided to continue with its civil disobedience in the parliament, causing the plenary session to last no more than 12 minutes.
The opposition MPs entered the parliament with banners in their hands and formed a “fence” in front of the pulpit.
When Speaker Lindita Nikolla started the session, the MPs turned on the loudspeakers and demanded the removal of the guards from the hall.
They were also looking for their seats in the Electoral Reform Commission.
“Give us the investigative commissions,” Salianji addressed to Nikola.
In this situation, as it has been happening for several months, the majority voted on the bills of the day in a few minutes and closed the session.
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