As the 57th protest is held today, Albanian diaspora activist in London, Bledar Meti, warned of a third and even stronger return of Albanians living outside Albanian lands. In an interview for the show 'News24 weekend' with Megi Latifi, Meti said that it will be decided when the organization in question will take place, in August or September.
He said that Rama is politically exhausted, focusing on several scandals involving his former ministers and former Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku. The activist added that Rama has no moral compass.
"The third return will be more organized, with greater participation. We will assist in an institutional channeling. We are in a dilemma, which will be more efficient, August or September. These holidays for the Diaspora will be a celebration and a protest. I cannot avoid the fact that they have tried to infiltrate every organization we have organized. It has been evidenced that Tirana creates a little division for us. We have managed to identify private parts of our organizations. Very close meetings have been published, since there were 400 of us. There were also people there who sold their souls to the devil. They have tried to smear us, but they cannot succeed. They have tried to infiltrate us and create division for us, but it will not happen! This will be the return, the third and the true one. This entire grouping must be more organized. Albanians, stay. Albanians of the diaspora are working to come and be with you. During August, we have called on Albanians to "Join the protest. Celebrate and protest and protest," he said.
While explaining that the portal is also being consulted on the opinions of the diaspora and interest groups around the world where there are Albanians. . "In Britain, we have received an opinion and involvement for the development of the portal with the diaspora and with concrete actors, intellectuals, people who represent important actors. Because the inclusion must be transparent, from Australia to California and beyond throughout the world, to serve the homeland," said Meti.
