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Democrat leader Lulzim Basha arrived several hours late at the Tirana Prosecutor’s Office, although he was called at 12:00 to testify about the January 8 protest, which the Democrats held in front of the blue headquarters, which was accompanied by tensions and physical clashes.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
While the General Secretary of the Democratic Party, Gazment Bardhi, after testifying before the prosecutors of the case, said that there were only acts of self-defense by the persons inside the building of the blue headquarters, against the violent protesters.<\/p>\n
The day before, for 2 hours and 40 minutes, former Prime Minister Sali Berisha stood in front of prosecutors and was told his version of the protest where Berisha’s supporters clashed with Basha’s supporters, while the Democratic Party building suffered heavy material damage, as protesters broke down doors, windows and other items Inside it.<\/p>\n
Yesterday, Berisha again accused Lulzim Basha that for the day of the protest, he had chosen mercenaries to bunker the PD.<\/p>\n
“To accept to be surrounded by murderers, traffickers and gangs at a time that is protected by the guard, but even if it is not protected, you from the killer if you stay in politics you can never do it,” said Berisha. <\/em><\/p>\n Both in front of the prosecutors and in front of the media, the leader of the Socialists, Edi Rama, who Berisha sees more and more as Basha’s lawyer, did not escape without being shot.<\/p>\n “I call on the law enforcement agencies of the partner countries to investigate the minimum for money laundering because Rama closed the money laundering file in Albania”, said Berisha further.<\/em><\/p>\n Berisha insists there was no violence at Saturday’s rally and it was a peaceful protest.<\/p>\n Yesterday, Flamur Noka, Berisha’s right-hand man, was also interrogated, while two days ago all those arrested during the protest were released and only some of them were required to appear.<\/p>\n \n<\/p>\n top channel
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