The chairman of the LZHK, Dashamir Sheshi, has been involved in a verbal altercation with the Socialist Party MP, Sara Milan.
While both were invited to A2Cnn to discuss the level of MPs who are elected by the Albanian people themselves and the way in which the latter are represented by legislators, Mila stated that the academic level in the Assembly is good, further adding that there are professionals of various profiles there.
“The academic level of the Albanian parliament is very good. We have doctors there, we have economists,” she said, while the immediate intervention was that of Sheshi, who has been part of that Parliament for many years.
The head of the LZHK said that politics should be based on the democratic method of representation and voting, not on doctorates or diplomas, as is happening.
“I’m not for them necessarily being professors and doctors. Politics is built on electoral systems. Whoever enters parliament, the first quality is to collect votes,” said Shehi.
Meanwhile, Mile further addressed Sheh, telling him that the Socialist Party enjoys a spirit of cooperation and everyone’s opinion has value. Ironically admitting that she has no “complex about being a soldier of her party,” Mila emphasized that she believes in the team and in everyone working together.
“I have no complex at all about being a soldier of my party. I think…we often fall prey to this prejudice that we are soldiers, puppets, we are there just to raise the puppet. I have no complex about being a soldier in my party, in which I trusted them, that if it were an independent exit, I would have the votes and the Mashalla.”
But I did not believe in this format and I believed in the team. I believed in the PS. A political family has debates, problems, and disagreements, we are the party that organizes meetings with each other more often and they last for hours, because opinions stand out there. I can criticize even when I am very politically mature, but those who are politically mature criticize where they should,” she said.