From the opposition's protests to the blocking of the Parliament floor, Bozo: I lost my head in the session, this is not just a revolution

The deputy of the Socialist Party, Luljeta Bozo, has commented on the latest political developments in the country and the situation created in recent weeks in the Assembly. During a statement to the media this weekend, she stated that she was present for only 45 minutes in the last plenary session, but left with a headache due to the acoustic noise caused by the opposition. "That session, for me, was not normal, for instead of debating pros and cons, the session was a real horror. I sat for three quarters of an hour and a terrible headache started from falling on the whistle and the tables by hand", she said. Meanwhile, when asked about the case of the former FBI official, Charles McGonigal and the mention of Edi Rama's name in the indictment, she said that we should wait for the American justice to complete the investigations, and then ask our Prosecutor's Office to act. "I think that the McGonigal case belongs to the US and they will solve it, and if during the examination something will come out of these problems raised by the opposition, then it will come to us as well. Because you must have evidence to take it to the Prosecutor's Office so that investigations can begin. I don't doubt that American justice is justice in the true sense of the word, and other problems are completely absurd, that even a child can't believe... that a prime minister would do all this nonsense," she said. As for the protests from the opposition, she says that they are only revolutions, which they are not, and that it is impossible to topple a government. "This revolution alone is not... the revolution is a volcano. It is not as many people as came out in protest. The revolution comes from a general revolt about things that have become a noose in people's throats. When you stand up in protest you have to have an objective, what are you standing up for? About the FBI official? For me it is not a cause. Finish the investigation and then get up. With these protests, not this prime minister falls, but no one. It falls only from the people's vote", said Bozo.