PDK Deputy Enver Hoxhaj stated that the opposition will not participate in the current parliamentary session, despite describing the prevailing situation as anarchic and undemocratic. According to reports from Express, Hoxhaj asserted that while the current environment falls outside established democratic norms, the opposition intends to remain engaged. “Today we are in an anarchic situation, outside of order, outside of democracy.
We must fight inside the Parliament and outside the Parliament. But it would be the last thing for the opposition to boycott such a session,” Hoxhaj declared. Furthermore, Hoxhaj addressed the potential motivations behind the proceedings, suggesting that the primary objective of the Parliament is to assign blame.
He specifically noted that the legislative body intends to hold the opposition accountable for any potential boycott. The comments from Hoxhaj underscore a commitment from his party’s deputies to maintain a visible presence during the parliamentary proceedings, even amid significant political tension. By publicly dismissing the notion of a boycott, Hoxhaj signals a readiness to confront the government’s actions both within the legislative chambers and in the broader political arena.
The focus remains on countering what he perceives as an effort by the Parliament to discredit the opposition through accusations of non-attendance.
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