FLASH
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One of the strongest and most symbolic moments of the 14th protest against the government was marked in the center of Tirana, where a group of protesters climbed to the top of the Pyramid, waving the red-and-black national flag in front of thousands of citizens gathered on the boulevard.
The images have attracted the attention of participants and passersby, while the symbolic building of the capital has briefly turned into another gathering point for protesters.
From the top of the Pyramid, citizens followed the development of the protest that was being held in front of the Prime Minister's Office, while there was no shortage of calls against the government and demands for the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama.
With the Albanian flag flying over one of the capital's most recognizable buildings, protesters have described the act as a symbol of civic resistance and the demand for change.
The climb to the Pyramid comes at a time when the protest is entering its third week and is taking on increasingly larger proportions, with participation not only in Tirana, but also in other cities in the country and in the diaspora.
The sight of protesters at the top of the Pyramid, with the red and black flag unfurled over Tirana, has become one of the strongest images of today's protest, symbolizing the participants' determination to continue mobilizing against the government and the political class.
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