She demanded her expulsion, Spiropali 'tooth for tooth' with Rama and targets Balluk: I have not disgraced the PS! Among us there are those who have abused power

2026-11-14 15:46:00 / POLITIKË ALFA PRESS

She demanded her expulsion, Spiropali 'tooth for tooth' with Rama and

More details emerge from the clash between Prime Minister Edi Rama and Elisa Spiropali at the closed-door meeting of the Socialist Party's National Assembly.

Following Rama's request for her expulsion from the Socialist Party, former minister and former Speaker of Parliament Elisa Spiropali has reacted strongly to the Socialists, denying the accusations and stating that her actions have not disgraced the Socialist Party.

In her speech before the members of the Assembly, Spiropali is reported to have stated that within the Socialist Party there are people who have abused power, implying that her criticisms cannot be considered an act against the party.

" With my actions I have not disgraced the Socialist Party. Among us there are those who have abused power. If I have to be a flamingo, call me a flamingo ," Spiropali is reported to have said. Earlier, Rama had addressed her with the words: "You cannot throw stones at your own house," opposing her critical stances towards the leadership of the SP.

 

Spiropali, for her part, has not backed down from her position, refusing to admit that she has damaged the image of the political force she is a part of. Despite Rama's request for her expulsion, the proposal was not put to a vote in the Assembly. Thus, Spiropali continues to be a member of the Socialist Party, while the latest clash has highlighted the tensions between her and the socialist leader.

 

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