"Yesterday, Albanians repeated February 20, 1990 and with symbolism organized the political funeral of Edi Rama." This was stated by the leader of the Democratic Party, Sali Berisha, in a video message on social networks, greeting the Albanians who participated in the 35th national protest.
According to him, last night, hundreds of thousands of protesters overturned the statue of narco-dictator Edi Rama in front of his offices and organized, with symbolism, his political funeral.
Berisha told the protesters who gather every evening in front of the prime minister's office that "the Democratic Party will stand strongly in support of the protest and their demands," which he also described as the demands of the DP.
Message from the leader of the Democratic Party, Sali Berisha:
Good afternoon.
Last night, hundreds of thousands of Albanians, gathered from all over Albania and the world, relived, according to people from the most prestigious news agencies in the world, February 20, 1991.
The day on which Albanians overturned and dragged the statue of Enver Hoxha and together with it overthrew the worst cult in their entire history.
Last night, hundreds of thousands of protesters overturned the statue of narco-dictator Edi Rama in front of his offices and organized, with symbolism, his political funeral.
Today, instead of resigning, Edi Rama ordered again to try or advertise successes and anathema the citizens' protest.
He spoke of a black harvest and the waters flowing through it.
In fact, last night in Tirana there was a sea of ??clean waters of the Albanian people demanding the removal of the head of the jellyfish and his criminal government, the criminal organization.
Therefore, once again, on behalf of the Democratic Party, I demand the immediate resignation of Edi Rama and the fulfillment of the five demands of the protesters, which are also demands of the Democratic Party.
Expressing gratitude to those hundreds of thousands of Albanians who protested yesterday in the most powerful, most magnificent way, I guarantee that the Democratic Party will stand strong in support of the protest and their demands.
As I denounce with the greatest force the indifferent, threatening, and insulting attitude of Edi Rama and his deputies.
And I warn Edi Rama once again, who three days ago proudly declared that he had an absolute monopoly on violence:
Immediately release those arrested and renounce violence.
Don't forget, in a confrontation with the people, nuclear power belongs to the people and it is destructive to you and your regime.