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Unlike the activities held in other cities, Rama appeared wearing a t-shirt with flamingo motifs.
Prime Minister Edi Rama participated in Shkodra in the celebrations for the 35th anniversary of the founding of the Socialist Party in this branch, but what attracted the most attention was his attire.
Unlike other political meetings held in recent days, Rama appeared wearing a T-shirt with flamingo motifs, the symbolic birds of the Narta Lagoon, an area that is at the center of debates due to investments.
The choice of this outfit is a deliberate message from the prime minister to the protests that are taking place against him. These protests have often been identified on social media and by activists themselves as the "Flamingo Revolution", turning the flamingo into a symbol of opposition to interventions in the Narta ecosystem.
This scheme comes after yesterday the prime minister imitated several popular social media girls who have supported the protest, using gestures, facial expressions, and twists that more closely resembled a humorous skit.
Meanwhile, Rama was welcomed in Shkodra today with protests. Protesters held banners against the construction of the resort in Zvërnec, Vlora, against the tourist project of businessman Bashkim Ulaj in the Rrjoll area, as well as banners with messages "in defense of the family."
The presence of the protest and Rama's choice to appear in a flamingo t-shirt, a symbol recently associated with opposition to the Nartë project, have given even more political weight to the prime minister's appearance in Shkodra.
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