The plenary session in the Assembly has just begun, and it has been accompanied by tensions. While the Speaker Niko Peleshi began to read the agenda, the opposition deputies protested. They hold banners in their hands, supporting the students. Today's session comes after the clashes recorded in the previous meeting, when the opposition deputies blocked the Assembly's rostrum and held fierce debates with the Speaker of the Assembly, Niko Peleshi.
The MPs are expected to consider a busy agenda, with 18 items, including interpellations with the Minister of Tourism, Culture and Sports, Blendi Gonxhja, as well as a series of draft laws related to the economy, the banking system, business and the administration of confiscated assets. The session takes place in a tense political climate.
