Prime Minister Edi Rama, at the last meeting of the Democratic Party parliamentary group, gave "clear advice" to new MPs to be careful with communication both with journalists and in other official meetings.
Most likely, the advice was actually a clear order to avoid appearing in the media, an order that Socialist MPs have already received in previous legislatures.
This is a classic method of Rama to avoid the mistakes that young MPs can make, but also to leave the media attention to the opponent. In fact, Rama's concern is justified given that most of them are new faces, who entered through the closed list and do not have much political experience to master public rhetoric.
So, in short, they should only implement orders, when to raise the green card in parliament and when to raise the red card.
