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Protest shakes up the caste of corrupt people in the DP and SP
In addition to calls against the government and the political class, the protest in front of the Prime Minister's Office is increasingly clearly articulating concrete proposals for changes in the country's political and institutional system.
Chanting the slogan "New Albania", the citizens presented several demands that they said aimed to reform the way of governance and the functioning of institutions. Among the main proposals was limiting the mandates of the prime minister and president to no more than two terms, as well as prohibiting the simultaneous holding of several political positions.
One of the protesters stated that the concentration of power in the hands of one person or a small group has led to the degradation of institutions and the lack of democratic control.
" The Prime Minister and the President should not have more than 2 mandates. The Prime Minister and ministers should no longer be MPs and party leaders. We see a Prime Minister, ministers, MPs and a Parliament Speaker who is a puppet. A party leader with all the powers. This must end because this is where the bad things come from ," the citizen said.
He also raised concerns about the justice system, calling for greater accountability for judges' decision-making.
" Judges give unfair decisions, we have suffered it ourselves, degenerate justice. They must be held criminally responsible for the wrong decisions ," he said.
The protester also focused on the political situation in the country, demanding the removal of both Prime Minister Edi Rama and the leader of the Democratic Party, Sali Berisha.
" Rama should resign, Berisha should leave too, it's a false opposition ," declared the citizen.
Such demands are being heard more and more often in the protests of recent days, which from an opposition to the project in Zvërnec are turning into a broader platform of dissatisfaction with the political system and the country's institutions.
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