
While for days on end, the socialist majority has attacked the protest and the protesters, with all kinds of labels, it seems that a step backwards is now being taken.
For several days, exponents from the Socialist Party have been talking about negotiations with the protesters.
The latest is Socialist MP Romina Kuko.
She speaks of signals of dialogue between the Government and the protesters, but without providing details.
"We know very well that having protesters in the square is a sign of democracy, and we see this in every country in Europe. But we must distinguish between a legitimate protest and a protest with actors who want to hijack it."
"This protest has created a social conflict and we must be aware of this. Now we must separate the noise and those who want a real solution. I think we are on the right track for a bridge of communication between the government and the protesters," she said.
It's just that the protesters' main condition is Rama's resignation, and under these conditions, there will hardly be any negotiations, as Rama has made it clear that he will not leave.