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The leader of the Democratic Party, Sali Berisha, said in a press conference today that the opposition is heading towards "being stuck on the boulevard".
He said that many citizens have asked him not to leave the boulevard without the departure of Prime Minister Edi Rama, emphasizing that this is an inevitable path.
Berisha harshly accused the government and described "Rilindja" as a criminal organization, mentioning specific names that, according to him, should be brought to justice.
"There are hundreds of citizens who write to me and tell me that we should not leave the boulevard without removing Edi Rama. That is what we will go towards. Let's tell the truth. We will go towards that inevitably, safely. Therefore, this very moment should be a matter of our broad discussion with the citizens, with our supporters, with our members and the opposition people. Ergys Agas's gallery is the ugliest gallery in the state. It will go down in history as the most terrible evidence of the degradation, the total degeneration of the criminal organization called renaissance. This is only because Agas was Rama, for no other reason," said Berisha.
The leader of the Democrats also said that internationals are waiting for the Albanian opposition protest on the boulevard.
"Everything is in the hands of young Albanians, students, young workers, high school students. And I have a lot of confidence. All of Europe awaits our protest. The whole world awaits our protest. They have followed the protests with the greatest sympathy, with maximum appreciation. Therefore, we will continue the mission, the mission of overthrowing this narco-dictatorship and restoring free voting for Albanians ," said the head of the blue headquarters.
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