TIRANA, Dec 15 /ATA/ – Democratic Party lawmaker Jorida Tabaku on Sunday accused the ruling majority of ignoring Constitutional Court decisions and exacerbating the economic crisis in the country.
In a video-message on the social media, the opposition MP Tabaku claimed that the Socialist Party’s failure to enforce Constitutional Court decisions is a clear example showing how the ruling majority violates the principle of equality before the law demonstrates a lack of accountability.
In her social media post, Tabaku argues that the ruling majority was applying double standards in its approach to justice, saying selective justice undermines constitutional order and worsens living conditions for Albanian families.
Tabaku claimed that the Socialist majority’s actions reflect a disregard for legal obligations and public welfare, further eroding trust in Albania’s institutions.
She stated that laws passed by the majority serve narrow interests, leading to higher prices and economic instability.
“This is a government that operates with double standards, harming citizens and ignoring its duty to apply the law fairly,” she said.
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