Edi Rama held his next electoral meeting, this time stopping in Kamëz.
He met with a group of female supporters of the Socialist Party, before whom he also gave a speech.
"It's really incredible when you consider where we started and see this river of girls that never ends. I remember very well when Rakipi touched the strength of women here. It was his first campaign many years ago, where we tried to give Kamza a chance, a new path, but it wasn't enough and at that time for many of the young girls who are here it may seem incredible, in 2011.
A decade or so. In some polling stations it was impossible to go to the commission because some violent men made the law there. I remember Rakipi when we spoke, and he told me that there are points when there is no voting because there are violent people who forcefully take your vote or do not let you vote. The most difficult ones turned out to be the only ones that did not have problems because Rakipi took women there to the commission. This was one of many tests", said Rama.