Socialist MP Elisa Spiropali made strong statements during her speech at the National Assembly of the Socialist Party, raising accusations of pressure, intimidation and use of institutions for personal interests.
Although he did not directly mention her by name, Spiropali hinted that her criticisms were related to Belinda Balluk, using the term “boss”.
She denounced alleged cases of pressure on socialists who express criticism, stating that certain people go to the doors of their families.
“Those who come to us at the doors of families every time we say a word about ‘the boss’ or ‘the boss’. Who are these? Those who use every possible means, from fines and blackmail, to the use of institutions and take papers that are in the trust of the institutions, take them using people and pay portals”, declared Spiropali.
It is learned that Spiropali also criticized leaders of institutions, whom he accused of lack of integrity and of serving certain individuals, instead of acting in the interest of citizens.
“At the head of these institutions are people without any kind of merit, public, political, human! Without any measure of integrity! They only serve one or two people. Blind!”, she is said to have said.
