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Inspired by the results of the elections in Hungary, Democratic leader Sali Berisha will deliver his next 'Speech' in front of the Prime Minister's Office on Monday afternoon.
The speech comes ahead of the April 17 national protest, called by the opposition, while the Democratic Party leader continues to claim that it is the last mile to oust Edi Rama from power. After Sunday's results from the Hungarian elections, where incumbent Prime Minister Viktor Orban suffered a crushing defeat by his rival, Peter Magyar, a former member of the FIDESZ party, the Berisha-led opposition seems enthusiastic that such a success can be achieved in Albania. However, for the Democrats, despite the accusations that have been leveled at Orban, he organized free elections and accepted defeat with dignity.
"We are 4 days away from our great unity against corruption, against Edi Rama's defense of theft, against the blockage of European integration."
Tonight we meet at the next podium, where citizens and democrats have the opportunity to express their concerns that censorship hinders.
"The People's Parliament, in front of the Prime Minister's Office," reads an announcement distributed on social media on Monday, inviting citizens to gather at 7:00 PM in front of the Prime Minister's Office.
It is expected that Berisha, despite the strong friendship he has had with Viktor Orban, will give messages to the new leader of Hungary, whom he earlier congratulated on his victory.
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