Albanian protests have crossed the country's borders, spreading to various cities in Europe and North America.
The revolt launched in Tirana has also found widespread support in the diaspora, where Albanians are organizing successive rallies in solidarity with the protesters in Albania.
Organizers have announced that this Sunday, June 14, Albanians abroad will protest simultaneously in 17 major cities, conveying the same message and political demand: the immediate resignation of the Prime Minister. Edi Rama.
According to announcements published by the organizing groups, rallies have been announced in some of the most important centers of the Albanian diaspora, including:
-New York (USA)
-Chicago (USA)
-Boston (USA)
-Michigan (USA)
-Toronto (Canada)
-Germany
In Europe, protests will take place in several important cities in Germany, such as:
-Berlin
-Munich
-Cologne
-Stuttgart
-Italy
-Greece
Rallies have also been announced in:
-Athens (Greece)
-Genoa (Italy)
-Faenza (Italy)
-European Union countries and Scandinavia
Meanwhile, organizers announce that solidarity demonstrations will also be held in other countries. European Union and in the countries of the Scandinavian region.
According to them, the participation of the diaspora aims to show that dissatisfaction with the political situation in Albania is not limited only within the country, but is also reflected in Albanian communities living and working abroad. The protesters declare that they will continue to mobilize until their demands are answered by Albanian institutions.
