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2026-03-12 21:56:00, Politikë CNA

"Balluku, a critical test"/ Këlliçi: What happened today

Democratic Party MP, Belind Këlliçi, reacted sharply to today's developments in the Parliament, describing them as bad news for citizens and for the process of Albania's integration into the European Union.

According to him, what happened in parliament constitutes a dangerous standard for justice and the fight against corruption. Këlliçi emphasized that the “Balluku” case is a critical test for the country's integration into the EU and for the seriousness of Albanian institutions.

He added that foreign embassies in Tirana have given clear messages regarding the situation, while also mentioning Elisa Spiropali's position, appreciating the fact that, according to him, she did not join the majority's decision.

The Democratic MP accused Prime Minister Edi Rama of creating a system where, according to him, ministers and the government cabinet are politically protected and placed above the law.

Këlliçi warned that the consequences of today's decision will be seen in the future and that those who supported it will have to face political responsibility for the standard they set.

"What happened today in the Assembly is bad news for Albanians, bad news for the integration of the country, but good news for those who want to join Edi Rama's gang. The "Balluku" case is a critical test for Albania's integration into the EU. All foreign embassies in Tirana have had a message.

I'm glad that in the Socialist Party there was an MP like Elisa Spiropali, who had the courage not to join this masquerade, for the sake of truth, the effects will be seen later.

Those who joined him will have to bow their heads for the shame they have brought upon Albania and the standard they set today to legally protect the corrupt. There is no special prosecutor for Edi Rama, but there is a regular prosecutor and a special government.

"Because the special prosecution no longer exists for Edi Rama and the special term is only for ministers, the cabinet, who will be above the law from today because they will have the protection and immunity guaranteed by the guarantor who is Edi Rama, who keeps this system afloat," said Këlliçi./ CNA