The Deputy Chairman of the Democratic Party, Belind Këlliçi, has reacted to the 100 days of protests against Edi Rama's government.
In a post on social media, Këlliçi describes these protests as one of the most powerful movements in Albanian society against corruption and bad governance. He accuses Prime Minister Rama of corruption, links to crime and concentration of power, claiming that after 100 days of resistance, citizens are stronger.
According to Këlliç, the protests have brought about an awakening in society and have strengthened demands for Rama's removal from power. He also states that the protesters are demanding that SPAK and the new judiciary investigate Edi Rama and the affairs that the opposition attributes to the government.
Këlliçi also appreciated the support of the Albanian diaspora in Europe and the US, emphasizing that the just cause will triumph.
Post by the Deputy Chairman of the Democratic Party Belind Këlliçi
The 100 days that brought change!
Today marks 100 days of one of the most powerful movements in Albanian society against corruption, bad governance, arrogance, and the absolute and arbitrary power of one man.
With the unstoppable protest, young people, activists, parents, the elderly, and people from every community and area of Albania have done a valuable service to the country and brought about extraordinary change.
The true portrait of Edi Rama, as a corrupt and crime-linked ruler, has been openly revealed and society here and around the world no longer has any dilemma about who they are dealing with. Propaganda has fallen and the transparency of a regime has been achieved.
After 100 days of resistance, today the citizen is stronger, has more courage, raises his voice and demands his rights, while the autocrat is weaker.
The protesters' determination has undone all of Edi Rama's efforts and maneuvers to gain time and hold on to power. None of his moves have served, and today the unwavering demand for his removal from power is on the agenda.
The awakening of society from a long agony is an achievement of these 100 days.
As for the DP and the Opposition, never before has its denunciations and struggles found such confirmation in society.
Activists are talking about corruption and the narco-state, they are talking about poverty and the lack of conditions, about healthcare and unaffordable prices, all these theses that the DP has raised its voice for from the beginning.
In recent days, the square and the boulevard have begun to demand accountability and urge SPAK and the new judiciary to act against Edi Rama and his affairs.
It is undoubtedly a success when you see that your positions turn into the positions of citizens.
An appreciation goes to the diaspora, where we are currently in America and everywhere in Europe, for the vital support they have given to this movement.
More today, more tomorrow.
The just cause will triumph 🇦🇱
