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“Hajduta! Ikni me vrap!” Vajzat protestuese përballen me deputetët socialistë
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Një grup vajzash protestuese kanë pritur jashtë perimetrit të sigurisë deputetët që dolën nga Kuvendi pas përfundimit të seancës plenare, duke i shoqëruar me thirrje kundër tyre. Sapo deputetët socialistë kanë dalë nga godina e Parlamentit, vajzat u janë drejtuar me thirrjet “Hajduta!”, “Ikni me vrap!” dhe “Kartonat e Ramës”, në shenjë proteste ndaj mazhorancës. Seanca plenare e kësaj të enjteje u mbyll brenda një kohe të shkurtër, pas kaosit të shkaktuar nga deputetët e opozitës. Kryetari i Kuvendit, Niko Peleshi, e kaloi seancën drejtpërdrejt në votim. Në sallë ishte i pranishëm edhe kryeministri Edi Rama, së bashku me deputeten Belinda Balluku. Nga arkivi Rama bën një hap pas në fushatën e tij agresive ndaj qeverisë Kurti Berisha: Rama në anën e Beogradit. Projekti i asociimit, ndërhyrja më brutale në çështjet e brendshme të Kosovës Kurti, i gatshëm për bisedimë me Serbinë, por nuk shkel…
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“Hajduta! Ikni me vrap!” Vajzat protestuese përballen me deputetët socialistë
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