FLASH
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The civic protest has entered its 24th day today, confirming its transformation from a movement against the project in Zvërnec into a broader revolt against the government and the political class as a whole.
But at the start of the march from Skanderbeg Square to the Prime Minister's Office, there was no shortage of tensions among the protesters themselves.
An open debate was recorded between one of the protest organizers, Arben Kola, and a citizen participating in the rally.
As Kola was addressing the protesters with a megaphone, declaring that politicians must face justice, the citizen intervened, objecting to the way the protest was being organized.
" This is not a revolt, not peacefully. Let's confront him, I'm the first. The immigrants came and he expelled them, he didn't let them speak. He made a mess there, because I was there, " she is heard saying.
Further, the protester also raised objections to the march's route, demanding that the protest not be directed towards the Prime Minister's Office, but towards Parliament.
" We want to go to Parliament. Why are you directing us to the Prime Minister's Office? We want to surround Parliament ," she declared.
On the other hand, the organizers continued with the planned plan, directing the protesters towards the Prime Minister's Office building, where the next rally is taking place.
The debate recorded at the start of the march seems to reflect the discussions that have accompanied the protest in recent days, with some participants calling for stronger forms of pressure on institutions, while the organizers have insisted on preserving the peaceful character of the movement.
Despite the verbal clash, the march continued normally towards the Prime Minister's Office, while hundreds of citizens joined the 24th protest against the government.
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