The clash in Albania's Parliament, that's what the MPs shared

At last year's session in parliament, the opposition did everything to prevent Arta Mark from being voted as the General Prosecutor-General.

Among the boots, stolen cards, physical clashes and chaos there has been an incident that has gone unnoticed, but has been denounced by opposition deputies at the chairmanial Conference meeting.

Cadey Mehmetaj claims he has been insulted and offended with very serious vocabulary by Foreign Minister Ditmir Bushati. The cuts, also heard by Indri Brahimlari, have come after Cade Mehmetaj has kidnapped the Socialist deputies' cards, under Monica the Chief Lord.

But what words did Ditmir Bushati use at the hearing against Cade Mehmetaj?

At the meeting of the Office of the Parliament, Indri Brahimlari said he cannot mention those words, while Cade Mehmetaj has said how Ditmir Bushat responded, not to the words the foreign minister has used.

That December 18th was a tense session, and the case of Ceydi Mehmetaj was commented a lot after the images of how 20-year-old girl was physically attacked by SP deputy Bujar Cela appeared. Mehmetaj himself was accused by Socialist deputies of using inadequate vocabulary in parliament, and that was one of the reasons for its expulsion by 10 days.

To understand more, read the statements of new LSI deputies before Gramoz Ruci, cut off from the processions, just moments before being punished.

-Gramoz Ruchi: Let Deputy Braimllari report. Would you like to express yourself about this request?

Andrit Braimllari: Everything that happened has to do with the incident that happened to MP Floida Krpachi. I'm surprised the foreign minister is not invited today. Ditmir Bushati, for he has used an extremely shy vocabulary of the new MP, Ceydi Mehmetaj. I'm ashamed to be a man to say those words. The third is the very serious event that took place with MP Mehmetaj, where he was violated by Socialist Party deputy Mr. The key. It's one thing that remains in my mind as a new MP, where Mrs. Hyss, as deputy speaker of the Parliament, mentioned a judge's name as if he were my father and pressured me to the consequences this man would have. My father is not a judge because he has another profession. On all three counts, I haven't said a word of contempt against the Guard of the Republic since before. I have not thrown solid items like bottles towards the head of the session, the prime minister and ministers. I didn't use that offensive word in the hall as stated in the statement. We had no business with the Guard or with the person of parliament.

-Gramoz Ruchi: Mrs. Cadey Mehmetaj.

-Keydi Mehmetaj: I've got a question first. At what point have I offended and offended, that I don't know that I have taken any action of this nature and the less I have physically violated any of the MPs than I saw written there? You can explain to me and then I'll be back.

-Gramoz Ruchi: Please! You're not here to ask questions. You're here to explain.

-Keydi Mehmetaj: This bureau is political, with some friends taking us back to the time of communism. I have no big deal to say, but for the citizens: Be it clear that there has never been a word out of my mouth that is offensive. I expected to see Minister Ditmir Bushati in this room, before me, because his behavior was really rude, but I don't know how. Not except for 10 days, but for four years it wouldn't be enough. To be honest, the only serious vocabulary I could have used is when I told Bushat: You're not a man, but you're a woman, that if you were a man you wouldn't use a dictionary of that nature in parliament” That's what I take responsibility for. On the other hand, for the other actions I have committed in parliament, I have sworn in the Constitution, and after I have sworn, I have sworn just to protect him in the first place. Thus, the act of removing the cards has even been few, that many cards as much as I had to have removed to prevent MPs from breaking the Constitution. Second, what I said to the prime minister. I told him: You're tied to gangs. You're connected to crime.

-Besnik Baraj: If I, tomorrow, will be the moment you're voting a bill, coming and taking the voting card by force, how would you react?

-Keydi Mehmetaj: I'm glad to have it stated by the question that, the physical work of moving one thing from one place to another is equal to the physical and verbal violence your colleague used against me. If you even these two, that's your attitude. I did not take the cards home, nor did I take them with me, nor did I take the action that Mr. Balla, who took the partner's card and voted for himself.