The lawyer Kreshnik Spahiu analyzed the absences of deputies in the Assembly and the fines against them.
According to him, this is an indicator that we have no politicians in the parliament, but only salarymen and soldiers of two or three party leaders.
“The fines for absences in the Assembly are indicative of some new characteristics. This reveals openly and clearly that there are no professional politicians in Albania, 2, 3 people are in the Assembly, 130 or so others are salarymen and soldiers of the party.
In Albania, politics has turned into a monopoly of 2, 3 people who have blocked the oxygen. They fill the parliament with these products.
The only characteristic that both those who are absent and those who are present are equally irrelevant. There is no value to their profile or word. Once upon a time, the speech in parliament was a message that inspired the people.
People kept their eyes on the screen and their ears on the parliament and made the difference between who was valuable and who was not. They used to be academicians and nobles of elite families in every province, in opposition was the Butka family from Korça, the Baleta family from Mati, the Malasi, Kalakula, Shehi families.
Dozens of MPs of an educated generation and with their word left themselves room to be re-elected”, said Spahiu on Report TV.
