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Sali Berisha, leader of the Democratic Party of Kosovo, during a meeting of the Presidency announced the date when the protests will begin, which will only stop when the technical government is formed.
Berisha announced that the first national protest will be held on December 22. The protest will be held on the 'Martyrs of the Nation' boulevard, in front of the Prime Minister's Office building, while other details are expected to be determined later.
" But we have a fundamental problem to solve. We have a problem that we need to be very honest and open about. Our existence or non-existence."
In an electoral farce, the ugliest in history, in an authoritarian dictatorship, which arrested the leaders of the main opposition parties in an electoral year. In a regime that used all the potential of the state, only fines and interest of 2 billion euros, which interests 200 thousand families, of which 84 thousand active businesses.
And under these conditions, Albanians again voted 500,000 or so for the opposition.
They voted for the DP as the first party.
The DP is faced with an alternative: will it continue to remain an opposition to electoral farces or will it set its goal to overthrow this fierce enemy of the Albanian vote, restore them, the technical government, and gain the respect of free citizens?
In a country where parliament is controlled every second, every minute, and every cell by the narco-dictator.
In a country where the parliament is intentionally becoming the most discredited institution in the country. Because it is the only pluralistic institution so far, it must be stigmatized in the strongest way in everything.
In a country where the media has become the mouthpiece of the government against the opposition, covering up the crimes of the government and stigmatizing the opposition.
In a country where lobbies replace standards. They replace criteria.
Taxpayers' money is used for purchased statements.
What are we going to do?
Each of you must ask yourself this question.
So, what are we going to do?
Will we make efforts to restore the vote, to remove this government from power, which absolutely cannot be removed by a vote? There is a terrible shield of international lobbying that pays tens of millions...
The prestigious British newspaper wrote yesterday that it is angry, read Edi Rama's lobby.
He didn't say a word that the scandal directly involved him.
He has written dozens of articles for the 'Economist' about drugs and his narco-state, in that article not a word, neither about drugs nor about the narco-state.
Yes, thank you, it mentioned the elections. There was half a line about elections.
What is that? It's lobbying.
Marta Kos comes here and declares that the elections were free.
I thank the Commission very much for responding, and I also thank the EU representative here for responding.
But there's no spontaneity there. They're paid statements.
But what do all these things require of us?
They ask us not to philosophize, but to focus all our forces on removing this criminal government from power, otherwise the next elections would have a minimum of 63 percent. Or as much as they want.
That's why we need to start protests.
We must trust the protest.
We need to organize protests, we need to start them as soon as possible.
We have started the ones that are at the Prime Minister's office.
But on the 22nd, we must call a national protest.
Those Albanians who come, they are blessed.
Those who won't come will come later.
But we will never become an obstacle, on the contrary, we will incite protests until the last day so that a caretaker government can be established in this country for free elections.
"The DP does not and cannot have another agenda ," Berisha said.
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