Protesters are expected to return to the streets of Tirana today, as the mobilization against the government continues for the 116th day. The resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama remains the main demand, but in recent weeks the list of issues raised in the square has expanded. Citizens are expected to gather in the afternoon and after speeches in front of the Prime Minister's Office, the protest will continue with a march through the streets of Tirana.
In addition to the calls "Rama, resign" and "The end has come for you", the protesters have demanded the investigation of senior officials and have denounced what they consider corruption and misgovernment. In the recent protests, the call to young people has also been added. The debate in the square has also extended to the political system and the method of representation. The constitutional changes of 2008, the Territorial Reform, protected areas, the Mountain Package and strategic investments are some of the issues raised in the speeches of recent days.
After more than three months of daily protests, organizers declare that they will not stop the action. They warn of the continuation of rallies and marches, with the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama at the center of the demands.
