FLASH
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Activist Arbër Lleshi, during his speech at the 42nd protest in front of the Prime Minister's Office, stated that the civic movement has achieved concrete results, but according to him, the battle is not over yet.
He stated that the protests will continue until Prime Minister Edi Rama leaves office, describing the current government as the most corrupt the country has ever known.
Activist Lleshi also said that "the unity of Albanians against the political dipole is stronger than ever as they remember that injustice has been done to the people. He remembers "Gërdec", "January 21" and the corruption affairs.
"In just the first 2 weeks, the EP made it clear that the law that massacres protected areas must be repealed. We still have a lot to do, we need to be here until the final resignation of the most corrupt government Albania has ever seen. The unity of Albanians against the political dipole is stronger than ever and we are reminding them of how much injustice has been done to us. We have grown up among the shells. Let's not forget Gërdec, January 21 and the corruption affairs.
The infrastructure is half-finished, the road in my village has not been built for 40 years, while 4.2 million euros go to a fascist. If Rama had no knowledge of the thefts, he should resign due to incapacity, otherwise he should resign, but in both cases he is no longer our prime minister. Ministers and MPs are not responding, Parliament is blocked with bars like a prison. People should come in and meet the MPs", declared Lleshi.
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