"Protest is the only tool the opposition has at its disposal. Today, the government is at its lowest point. Rama is shocked by even a single citizen protesting," said PD deputy leader Luçiano Boçi in an interview on the "Kjo Javë" show on News24.

During the interview, Boçi emphasized that Prime Minister Edi Rama is not at all calm and that he is in his worst days. He also emphasizes that Prime Minister Rama knows very well what he has done and what awaits him.

"It is the Adriatic's problem with the citizens' gathering, the issue of the act must be evaluated because it is an act that the DP has evaluated. Do not think that Rama remains calm in the face of the protests of the Democratic Party. He expects in his conscience his own downfall because he knows what he has done. He also knows that the opposition's protests are best read by that factor that has some keys in hand and sees the broken balance within the political situation in Albania," he said.

Question: What has made people tired? Rama in power or a lack of trust in the opposition, why aren't the squares filled?

Luciano Boçi: I think that the weight of evil has bound them, it is a social numbness, a non-reaction that goes beyond the limits of judging what is normal. People feel the impact of corruption on their economies every day. This crisis is transmitted to the family, to the young people… The weight of evil has caused people not to react. There are phases that society goes through… But the key is trust and trust is built through communication.