One of the protesters at the protest on the 103rd day, Sidorela Vatnikaj, declared from the Prime Minister's Office that Albanians must remember the suffering they have endured from this regime.

Protester Vatnikaj stressed that Albanians should remember that they live in a country where they are forced to take their children abroad. She added that the mafia is still in power and that it must be dismantled and that Albania must be free.

Protester Sidorela Vatnikaj: The government wants to divide us. We want the free and democratic Albania that we have dreamed of. We no longer eat soap for cheese. We are here because we have come together and to recognize the enemy that has raped and robbed us for 36 years. Hospitals are in a serious condition, they don't even have serums. Remember the schools that are in a very serious condition, remember the case of Martin Can, who was massacred by his own friends and there is no institutional reaction.

Remember our children that we have sent abroad, remember our grandchildren who do not even know Albanian, because their parents have fled this country. Remember how many times the doors have been closed to you with arrogance and they have not even appreciated you at all. Think about all this and remember that this protest is the clear spark for change in the country. The mafia is still in power and we should not be afraid. But we have managed to say that here we decide.