The issue of the trial of Italian businessman Francesco Becchetti was also discussed in the early hours of this morning in the “marathon” parliamentary session.
It was the leader of the DP parliamentary group, Gazmend Bardhi, who once again held Prime Minister Rama accountable upon his return to the Assembly, while the Prime Minister did not spare the answer, emphasizing that Becchetti has not received a single lek from the Albanian state budget, while only a certain amount is frozen until the end of the judicial process.
Bardhi: “Why do you constantly violate the decisions of the Constitution? For this you must give an answer to the Albanian people…” Rama: “Winston Churchill said that a fool is someone who not only does not change his mind, but does not even change his argument.
While I am here present, with my own voice, I said that he (Becchetti) has received and will receive zero lek, I did not say, because it did not happen, that if this happened, it would be in the books of accounts of the Albanian state, that he received and we will take it back. I said that he received zero lek.
The fund is a frozen fund until the end of the process, precisely because unlike what he thought, he became the hero of these people here, who leave no stone unturned in turning him into a hero to attack anyone and anyone at any cost and at the price of the disgrace of Albania, our side, while today, precisely the issue of the arbitration not being closed as that subject dreamed, we are in several processes and zero lek has been received, zero lek will be received.
This is the truth. As for the 34 million and 450 million, and 70 million and 80 million, this is a very old effort that has the same result.
Endless bashing of Albanians’ heads and finally the Albanians’ foreheads, when the elections come, and again the Albanians’ foreheads, when the elections come, the Albanians will give you foreheads for all these things you do, because the more you take them for fools, the more you will get foreheads from the Albanians in every election. This is the truth.
“As for the issue at hand, I will speak, I will definitely speak and I will speak when I want to, not when you decide. But I will speak, I am here to speak. But I am listening to all the bright minds of the legal opinion of the parliament for once, then I will say what I think as an ordinary painter.”