The leader of the Democratic Party, Sali Berisha, declared after the protest that "the participation was historic."
"The opposition has only battle! The most unheard-of affair ever in history has its roots in Surrel The most unheard-of affair ever in history has its roots in Surrel. Everything has been done, people may have disappeared, I don't know, but they were taken hostage three times, that is known. I only knew one, these days it turned out that there are two more. 700 million euros, everything for the family, so that Armand could enrich the Rama family. Then he is a crime palace there. There is no discussion of this. Today's action ends at the headquarters. I said let's do a tour so that the freedom missionaries can get to know the terrain in every direction... The participation was extremely satisfying. The support, the enthusiasm, and everything was historic ," said Berisha, after arriving at the blue headquarters, along with some of the protesters.
The Democratic Party held the announced national protest in front of the Prime Minister's Office building today, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama. As soon as the Democratic Party leader Sali Berisha finished his speech, the first clashes between protesters and the Police began, as Molotov cocktails were thrown towards the Council of Ministers building.
The protest came after strong statements by the DP leader, who warned on December 20 that this rally would be just the beginning of a broader resistance against the Rama government. In his communications with supporters, Berisha did not rule out other forms of political action, including parallel initiatives, extreme acts of isolation. The police have taken security measures before the rally begins.