DP Chairman Sali Berisha continues to believe that the opposition is on its last mile to remove the government and Prime Minister Edi Rama.
During the meeting with the College of Speakers at the blue headquarters, the democratic leader warned that the protests, which he defined as "the main weapon of the opposition", will continue.
"We will do everything with the citizens against him, until he leaves power. This is our position. We are legitimate in every act of peaceful uprising against this regime," said Berisha.
Sali Berisha: We are in the last mile. I say it again here, I will always say it. What does this mean? This means that we have left the problems we had behind. Now we have a problem. And this is the problem of Edi Rama, the power of crime. And we must stand with him with all our strength. Time proves that protest is our main weapon. He annihilated the parliament, like never before. The parliament is non-existent. It does not allow any parliamentary investigative commission. It does not accept any interpellation. It does not accept any debate with a motion. Our MPs are not brought the information, the documents according to the mandatory law. He gives not one, but 1000 reasons for us to abandon the parliament. We do not do it. No. Precisely because he wants to. We do not do it. But we, we will do everything with the citizens against him, until he leaves power. This is our position. We are legitimate in every act of peaceful uprising against this regime.
