"Resignation", "Revolution"/ After the Prime Minister's Office, the revolt takes over the streets of Tirana: The end has come!

Photo from the civic march

After the protest in front of the Prime Minister's Office, hundreds of citizens continue to march in the streets of the capital. The revolt remains unwavering, while the youth seem determined to challenge the old political class.

Although the protest in front of the Prime Minister's Office has ended after nearly four hours, the streets of Tirana continue to be bustling with citizens who have chosen not to return home, but to continue marching in groups through the capital.

With red and black flags, banners and constant chants, protesters are marching through the main streets of Tirana, repeating the slogans that have dominated throughout the week: "Rama goes away", "Rama in prison", "Berisha in prison", "New Albania", "Revolution" and "The end has come for you".

The atmosphere throughout the march was also accompanied by numerous reactions from citizens who were not part of the protest. In many segments of the road, passersby and residents applauded the protesters from the sidewalks, while there was also a lack of drivers who stopped for a few moments, got out of their cars and joined the cheers.

Others blew their horns in support, while applause and encouraging shouts for the marching crowd were heard from balconies and bars along the route.

It is precisely this spontaneous reaction of citizens along the streets of Tirana that is being seen as an indicator that the dissatisfaction is not limited to those who took to the streets, but is much broader. For many of the participants, the protest no longer has the character of an ordinary gathering, but of a civic revolt that is gaining support day by day.

At the forefront of the march are mainly young people, students and citizens of various ages, who declare that they are determined not to retreat until their voices are heard. The message conveyed during the walk is clear: a demand for political change, an end to impunity and the removal of figures who have dominated Albanian political life for decades.

As the evening progresses, the crowd continues to move through the streets of the capital amid the cheers and applause of citizens, showing that the energy of the protest has not died down with the closing of the rally in front of the Prime Minister's Office. On the contrary, the revolt seems more determined than ever to continue its battle against the political establishment.

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