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Journalist Osman Stafa, speaking to thousands of citizens gathered on the boulevard, challenged skepticism about the country's future. He stressed that the massive turnout of people at the protest is the best proof that Albania has hope for change.
During his speech, the journalist focused on the contrast between the lack of basic conditions in hospitals and the spending that, according to him, is being made on luxury projects. He raised concerns about cancer patients, who, according to him, face a shortage of medicines and medical equipment.
"They told us that this country is not being built, but this image here shows the opposite. This country is being built! Is there corruption in Albania? Is there healthcare? Oil prices are skyrocketing. How are we going to live? We say there is no healthcare, they say Iran. We say there is no education, they say Soros, we say there are no salaries, they say Greek… No, no, they are afraid, they are in panic that when the people take to the streets, there are no more mandates.
There are no medicines in hospitals, no equipment. Cancer cannot be cured without equipment and medicines! Meanwhile, this state spends money on the Garden of Eden in the prime minister's office with 4.3 million euros from our taxes and cancer patients have no medicines. We have launched two satellites and the patients have no medicines. This is our reality and there is someone responsible! Do you know that an orphan in Albania receives 15 thousand lek per month, while luxury, 10 thousand euros to wash cars in a month here! " , he said.
At the end of his speech, Stafa also spoke about the political situation in the country, arguing that the lack of political rotation has affected Albania's democratic development.
"They say why now? It's been 36 years? Since I was born, 7 US presidents have changed, while here only two individuals," said Stafa.
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