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On the 37th day of the protest in front of the Prime Minister's Office, Andi Tepelena, one of the organizers, stated that the civic movement is gaining more and more international support, referring to the recent statements of the German ambassador to Albania.
During his speech from the podium, he said that the German diplomat's stance is an appreciation for the peaceful character of the protest and for the causes that, according to the protesters, are based on European values.
" Today we have extraordinary support from the German ambassador. He described the protests as part of European values. I quote as follows: 'We must appreciate those who implement EU values in everyday life, those who stand for the protection of the law, nature, etc. Any civil society activity in accordance with EU values is welcome. Violent protests are not part of the EU ,' declared Andi Tepelena.
He further claimed that Prime Minister Edi Rama is facing increasing isolation in the international arena, also mentioning developments that, according to him, are affecting the government's image.
" An American congressman has opened an investigation into the Albanian government and Edi Rama for his links to drugs. A month ago he was an all-powerful king, today after a month Rama is discredited in the eyes of all Albanians and the democratic world. Today he is a political corpse, after a month he will be a political nothing and a nothing ," he said.
At the end of the speech, Tepelena called on citizens to continue the protest, stating that the movement will not stop.
" Let's keep it up, friends! He spends millions of euros on propaganda, we have turned him into political waste with a microphone. The end of Edi Rama's clique is inevitable! We will remove him once and for all and throw him into the dustbin of history! ", he declared.
The 37th day of protest continues in front of the Prime Minister's Office with speeches by activists and citizens, who have repeated the demand for the removal of Prime Minister Edi Rama and a change in the political class.
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