A demonstration took place today in Skënderbej Square in Tirana as citizens assembled for the 66th protest concerning a proposed tourist investment in the Zvërnec area. Following their assembly in the city center, the protesters marched along the main boulevard toward the Prime Minister’s office. The demonstrators voiced opposition to the development project while also presenting demands regarding policies for protected natural areas and strategic investments within the country.
The protest featured banners and national flags, during which participants called for the repeal of recent amendments to the law governing protected areas, modifications to the electoral law, and the removal of what the protesters characterized as an established political group. Throughout the march, calls were directed against both Prime Minister Edi Rama and opposition leader Sali Berisha. Furthermore, the protesters leveled criticisms against various state institutions and the parliament itself.
The demonstration continued for an extended period. The gathering in Tirana highlighted ongoing political disagreements between various factions regarding national development and legislative changes. The core focus of the protest remained the dispute over the Zvërnec investment, alongside broader calls for legislative reform.
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