FLASH
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A long convoy of vehicles has formed at the entrance to Tirana, as Albanians from the diaspora arrived to join the protest announced in the capital. According to the organizers, the participants came from several European countries and during the entrance to Tirana, chants of "Rama in prison, Berisha in prison" were heard. The organizers declare that the mobilization aims to unite the voice of the diaspora and call on Prime Minister Edi Rama to resign.
A significant number of Albanians from the diaspora have arrived in Tirana this Saturday to join the announced protest against Prime Minister Edi Rama and the political caste.
The long column of vehicles at the entrance to Tirana has paralyzed traffic. They chant "Rama in prison, Berisha in prison."
One of the protest coordinators stated that the participants had traveled to Albania from several European countries. According to him, some entered Albanian territory through the Muriqani border crossing, while others arrived through Igoumenitsa.
Organizers said that among the participants were Albanians from Switzerland, Italy, Greece, Belgium, France, Austria, the United Kingdom and Germany. They added that many of them had traveled for about two days to attend the protest.
According to the coordinator, the mobilization aims to unite the voice of the diaspora in support of the protest, emphasizing that the rally will have a political character.
In his statement, he called on Prime Minister Edi Rama to resign and pave the way for the creation of an apolitical transitional government.
The protest has been announced as nationwide, while a large number of members of the diaspora are expected to join the revolt that has been going on for 35 days.
The protestors' rally will start at "Skënderbej" Square, and then continue with the march towards the Prime Minister's Office building, where their demands will be presented.
The resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama remains the main demand of the protest. Organizers have stated that the protests will continue until this demand is met, calling on citizens to participate en masse.
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