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Shkruar nga PamfletiThe protest takes place at a time when the Parliament is expected to conclude its session, while the organizers have warned of the continuation of civic action and calls against the political class.
This Monday, July 27, the last plenary session of the Parliament will be held, which is expected to be accompanied by another civic protest, called in front of the Parliament building.
Organizers have called on citizens to gather at 8:00 a.m. as a sign of dissatisfaction with the Assembly and the political class. According to them, the protest aims to raise its voice against an institution that, as the organizers claim, has become disconnected from the concerns and interests of citizens.
Monday's rally is a continuation of the civic revolt that has been going on for 58 days, and it is expected that, just like the July 23 protest, security measures will be increased.
The area around Parliament is expected to be surrounded by numerous police forces, in order to guarantee order and security during the protest.
The protest takes place at a time when the Parliament is expected to conclude its session, while the organizers have warned of the continuation of civic action and calls against the political class.
Meanwhile, citizens will return this afternoon to the daily protest against the government, which has now entered its 58th day.
The rally begins at "Skënderbej" Square and then the march begins in front of the Prime Minister's Office building, where protesters are expected to repeat their demands for the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama, political changes, and the guarantee of free and fair elections.
Even in previous days, protesters have marched on the main streets of Tirana, stopping in front of state institutions, including Parliament, where they have expressed their dissatisfaction with the political class.
Organizers have stated that the protests will continue until their demands are met. During the rallies, chants such as: “Resign!”, “Rama resign!”, “Rama in prison, Berisha in prison” and “You do not represent us!” were repeatedly heard.
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