Following the submission of the strategic document “Besa” to Socialist Party deputies, the head of the government, Rama, issued another statement addressing the recent protests. In a social media post, Rama responded to the protesters’ demands, which have explicitly stated that their objective is not dialogue or negotiation, but rather his resignation. Rama noted the various channels through which he has received messages from the protesters.
He mentioned receiving communications via WhatsApp from both acquaintances and unknown sources, as well as conversations with family members following his speech regarding Flamingo Boulevard. Addressing a specific instance, which he claimed to have overheard from outside his office window, Rama commented on the protesters’ consistent message. He stated, “They keep repeating that they do not want ‘dialogue,’ there are no ‘negotiations,’ they will not give ‘trust,’ they only want my resignation!
A huge misunderstanding. None of them have ever given me a vote.”
The remarks indicate that Rama is directly engaging with the core grievances presented by the protesters. His response reiterates a perceived misunderstanding regarding the nature of the opposition’s demands, particularly concerning the process of political engagement and the basis of support.
This statement marks a continued public exchange between the government leader and the demonstrators following the political maneuvering involving the “Besa” document.
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