The protest against the government enters its 93rd day today. For more than three months, citizens have been taking to the streets every day and insist that the mobilization will continue until their demands are met.
At the forefront of their demands is the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama and the removal of the government. Protesters are also demanding a change in the political system and the way citizens are represented.
Another point of their platform is the creation of a transitional government with a 12-month mandate. According to the protesters, it should create the conditions for political and institutional changes, as well as pave the way for a new electoral process.
The list of demands also includes the repeal of several laws that, according to them, violate the public interest.
As in previous days, citizens are expected to gather first at Skanderbeg Square and then march towards the Prime Minister's Office. There, speeches by activists and participants will be held, before marching through the streets of the capital.
After 93 days of non-stop protest, the organizers' message remains the same: there will be no retreat until the announced demands are met.
