Edi Paloka reveals the Rama-Alibeaj plan: They intended to introduce a law for non-women, this is why they withdrew

Edi Paloka, head of the National Council of the Democratic Party, has spoken about the divisive acts of Enkelejd Alibeaj and the attitudes of the latter, which have always been hypocritical.

Paloka, who was invited to the "A show" show, stated that Rama, together with Alibejan, aimed to insert a special article for non-degrees in the decriminalization law, but then Rama withdrew.

He further spoke about the DASH report, which according to him was in contradiction with the statements of the ambassador in Albania and the return of attention to the 2021 elections now after two years was not without purpose.

"With all the attitudes of Alibeaj, there has always been hypocrisy, as it is enough to think how we got to this point. When he declared yesterday that Berisha and I have separated since the moment the nongrada was announced because we have ties with our allies and that I will continue the mission of the Democratic Party.

For both of these he has past events. Regarding Berisha's nongrada declaration in July, they together with Alibeaj were standing and applauding Berisha even though he was nongrada and this is a hypocrisy of Alibeaj.

Alibeaj stated in the meeting that if the DP has fulfilled its duty, let it melt and the sun will rise again, while today he talks about the mission of the DP.

From these it turns out that he is not himself, he is staying there as a result of the support of the majority and they force him to stay there.

In some way, he must have a grudge against Berisha DASH because the value of his non-wife has fallen. "Democrats waited for the evidence to come out, and it turns out it was lobbying like McGonigal's that brought out the nongrads," he said.