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The deputies themselves have brought out their luxury cars to block the road...
The opposition has thrown traffic into chaos in the country. As it was warned, the main nodes of the movement in the main axes of the country have been blocked, in the framework of what the opposition describes as civil disobedience.
More specifically, the axes are blocked: "Tirana-Durrës", near the Kamza overpass; "Durrës-Tirana", near the Shkozeti overpass; "Kashar-Milot", near the intersection of Milot; "Elbasan-Tirana", at the Bradashes roundabout; "Durrës-Fier", at the roundabout of Rrogozhina and "Levan-Tepelen", at the roundabout of Levan.
For this action, the deputies of the DP themselves have committed themselves, who have gone to the areas that each one covers and dealt with the organization. Even the MPs themselves have taken out their luxury cars to block the road, since the police itself a day ago warned of criminal proceedings for anyone who blocks the roads.
In the meantime, measures have been taken by the officers. Multiple police forces, including special forces and water boats, have been deployed in all the locations where the blockade takes place. The director of the Tirana Police, Tonin Vocaj, went to the ground to closely observe the opposition protest, which has spread to several cities.
From the Shkozeti roundabout, MP Edi Paloka said that this is a protest where the government and the majority will get the clear message.
" This is not a question of normal political life and the action will continue intertwined with the action both in parliament and on the ground ," he said.
Deputy Paloka called on the police not to provoke, since the citizens are already in civil disobedience and there is no narco-police serving the narco-regime that can suppress the opposition.
DP MP Dashnor Sula spoke from the Rrogozhina roundabout, where the DP has blocked one of the country's roads in today's protest. Sula declared to the journalists that this protest is a beginning and will be followed by others.
" It is not a desire of the citizens, but an obligation of the citizens that this majority and the prime minister has taken the work to this level where the citizens must protest in all forms. It's a start, and in the coming weeks the reaction will be even stronger. Corruption has become a system, organized crime is in political, central and local decision-making in the municipalities.
Ordinary citizens who leave their rights, it is enough to look at a simple comparison with the Republic of Kosovo, 20% declared the increase in pensions declared by the government, 4% in Albania. To account for prices, and inflation know how high they are. If the vote is affected, the vote in democracy is affected, the first thing is the vote. The protest will continue according to the announcement, for 3 hours until 8 o'clock. The ambulance or the firemen will not even be discussed. So far we have no response from the police ," he said.
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