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Citizens declare that the protests will continue until the prime minister resigns. They also demanded the confiscation of Rama's and Berisha's assets.
The march of protesters from Skanderbeg Square towards the Prime Minister's Office building has begun, as part of the 29th protest organized for the removal of Prime Minister Edi Rama from power.
Hundreds of citizens, initially gathered in the center of Tirana, then addressed the Prime Minister's Office, holding banners and articulating calls against the government. The protesters expressed their determination that they will not withdraw from their action, declaring that the protests will continue until the moment when Prime Minister Edi Rama resigns.
During the march, the crowd repeatedly chanted slogans such as "Your end has come," "Revolution," and "New Albania ," which have been echoed in previous protests. The atmosphere was marked by the participation of citizens carrying national flags and banners with anti-government messages.
One of them wrote: "Rama, you don't go to Europe behaving like Erdogan, Putin and Xi."
Citizens also constantly chanted slogans against the government such as "Albania seeks revolution", "Down with dictatorship", etc.
During the march, a group of tourists from Ireland addressed the protesters, telling them that their protest had inspired them. Their statement was met with applause and cheers from the rally participants.
At the rally, calls were also heard directed at political figures such as Sali Berisha and Ilir Meta. A group of protesters chanted: "O Ilir, o legen, wait for Sala who is coming", while other slogans continued throughout the rally. Then they continued with the call: "Edi Rama, o pallos, we will throw him in the trash".
Organizer Arben Kola appealed to the participants for calm, asking them not to fall prey to provocations and to maintain the peaceful nature of the protest. He invited the protesters to continue the march in an organized manner and to avoid any incidents.
According to statements by some protesters, the purpose of the rally is to pressure the government for political change. They stated that they will not stop until their main demand, the removal of Edi Rama from the leadership of the government, is met.
The march is taking place under the supervision of State Police forces, which have taken measures to ensure the smooth running of the rally and traffic management on the main axes of the capital.
This Sunday's protest marks the 29th consecutive rally organized with a focus on demanding the resignation of the prime minister, while organizers have announced that the opposition action will continue in the coming days.
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