TIRANA, Albania – Anti-government protests in Tirana have entered their 95th consecutive day, with thousands of protesters taking part in the latest demonstration and marching along the capital’s main boulevard while chanting strong slogans against the government.
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| Un momento del corteo di protesta a Tirana lungo il Boulevard "Deshmoret e Kombit", dove i partecipanti sfilano con bandiere nazionali e striscioni durante la mobilitazione contro il governo. |
Thousands take to the streets of Tirana
The latest demonstration has drawn a significant turnout, with thousands of citizens joining the march through the boulevard.
Protesters have continued to voice strong criticism of the government and Prime Minister Edi Rama, maintaining pressure through daily demonstrations that have now reached their 95th consecutive day.
The demand for the release of people taken into police custody during the previous protest has also become one of the central issues raised by demonstrators.
New daily protest schedule announced
Protest organizers have announced a new plan for demonstrations in the coming days.
Tomorrow, at 10:00 a.m., protesters are expected to gather in front of the Ministry of Education.
According to the organizers, subsequent morning protests will be held near different state institutions, with demonstrations moving from one government institution to another.
Main protest to continue every day
Organizers said the morning demonstrations will be smaller in scale, while the main protest will continue every day along Tirana’s central boulevard.
The 95th consecutive day of demonstrations underscores the continued mobilization of protesters, who are demanding political change, accountability and the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama.