When there are still a few days left from the November 12 protest called by 'Re-establishment', Edi Paloka has provoked Prime Minister Edi Rama. Paloka draws a parallel with the bloody protest of January 21, saying that Rama should stay in his office at the Prime Minister when the crowd will be in protest, just like Berisha did that day.
It is true that Berisha stayed in the building, there was even a photo of him in the window, on the other hand, Edi Rama did not stay in the office when the opposition protests took place, according to him, in order not to provoke the crowds. On the other hand, it is equally true that Berisha, in order to "defend himself" from the protesters on January 21, 2011, killed 4 of them unarmed and without any violent behavior. It seems that Paloka has forgotten this moment.
"There are discussions of ideas on how to continue with the protests, that a protest does not end everything, this should escape from people's minds. If it was like that, we had done it in time. The will of the organizers must be unwavering for the purpose of where the protest, or protests, will go. We entered the primary and we have the first local elections. we have no doubts that change comes with votes. We must create the conditions as the opposition for Albanians to vote freely, and strikes and protests are what we will use to achieve a free vote. For Rama to calculate the consequences, which will no longer be like the ones he has faced so far, the empty statements that have only remained there. Ram has a good one that leaves whenever there is a protest. He blinds the doors with bars, he knows what he is afraid of, but as long as he is afraid, there must be a reason.
The problem is not getting into the Prime Minister's office, we want to remove the government, not a few chairs or destroy Rama's paintings. To stay in the office like a man and see how Berisha saw him on January 21", he said in a television interview.
Is this comparison of Paloka, it seems like a message that 'Reestablishment' is prepared for a protest with tensions.