Parliamentary proceedings were marked by significant disruption as several key legislative items were voted upon and passed. The day’s agenda included the approval of minutes from plenary sessions held on July 16, 2026, and July 23, 2026, alongside official notifications. Furthermore, the session addressed two major draft resolutions: one concerning the evaluation of the High Judicial Council for 2025, and another regarding the High Prosecutor’s Council.
The passage of these draft resolutions proceeded by vote, supported by the PS bloc. Opposition members, specifically from the Democratic party, reportedly protested the voting process by occupying the floor. This protest involved creating significant noise, making verbal objections, and throwing plastic canisters onto the chamber.
The sustained opposition activity created a volatile atmosphere both inside and outside the Parliament building. Reports indicate that the unrest led to confrontations, resulting in six injured police officers and seventeen injured protesters requiring hospitalization. Despite the ongoing disorder and the accompanying noise, the Speaker maintained the procedural flow, proceeding to pass the draft resolutions sequentially according to the established agenda.
The legislative body successfully processed the required documentation, passing the resolutions following the vote.
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