MP and chairman of the "Mundësia" party, Agron Shehaj, invited to the show "The Unexposed" on MCN TV, said that even after 54 days, the protest showed that nothing has changed, remaining massive, untethered and civic.
"In the first few days, we realized that we had to do something extraordinary. Rama thought it was a spontaneous, non-partisan protest. He started ignoring them because they didn't participate, ignoring them, threatening them."
But what happened? After 54 days of protests, it showed that nothing has changed, the protest has remained massive, unbridled and civic.
Edi Rama is desperate about this. He doesn't know how to read this. He didn't expect it. He thought he had Albania under his control. He won 84 mandates and it never crossed his mind that this would happen.
A continuous protest consumes Edi Rama. If at first he had lost support because we know how he gained power, thanks to the mistakes of the opposition, and he loses every day. This is how governments in the West fall, they lose the legitimacy of power. And one day they leave," said Shehaj.
