The leader of the Democratic Party, Sali Berisha , at the end of his speech before the parliamentary group today, said that the opposition's mission of protests will continue until the overthrow of the dictatorship installed by Edi Rama and the return of free voting.
While accusing the majority and the government of countless scandals, including the two biggest ones involving Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku and AKSHI, he added that " the whole of Europe and the world is waiting for our protest . "
"All of Europe awaits our protest. The whole world awaits our protest. They have followed the protests with the utmost interest, so we will continue the mission, the mission of overthrowing this dictatorship and restoring the free vote of Albanians," said the head of the blue headquarters during the meeting.
The opposition today boycotted the Territorial Reform, while the majority has warned that it will violate the principle of parity in tomorrow's session of the Assembly, where it is expected to obtain a majority.
Berisha said that Ergys Agasi of the Police is Ilir Proda, elected by organized crime and their representative.
He spoke of " peaceful uprisings " while urging justice for in-depth investigations and stronger action.
Berisha stressed the importance of direct communication with citizens through conversations, clarifications and debates, accusing the government of using propaganda.
The former prime minister described this propaganda as "toxic", while he accused the media, which, according to him, supports the government, of "extreme glorification".
"We must oppose propaganda in meetings with citizens and denounce the shameful propaganda of the media paid for by the government," said Berisha, demanding maximum mobilization of the DP structures in the coming days.
According to Berisha, civic anger is visible in the meetings that opposition representatives are holding on the ground and is expected to be expressed on the boulevard in front of the prime minister's office on February 10 in Tirana, for the government's departure.