The protest against the government of Prime Minister Edi Rama continues on its 69th day, while protesters declare that they will continue the resistance until his departure.

One of the participants in the rally said that thousands of citizens are demanding the resignation of the prime minister, describing the protest as a civic movement that, according to him, has influenced political developments in the country and in the Diaspora. He accused the government of corruption and rejected criticism of the language used during the protests.

"There are thousands of us who demand Rama's resignation. Even today, more determined on the 69th day, to continue resisting and not leaving without removing Edi Rama. For 69 days, this protest, this citizen resistance has become the locomotive of political developments in Albania and wherever there are Albanians. For 13 years, we were used to following the developments that Rama's government served us. For 69 days, we have overthrown the propaganda machine and forced Rama to follow the protest... But in his attempt to catch up with the pace of the protesters, he will fall and leave. For 69 days, they have tried to intimidate us, but they have not succeeded because this protest continues to demand the resignation of Rama and his government. The government's propaganda machine changes its theses and is failing. Finally, they accuse us of giving up hate speech. But if hate speech is to despise corruption, we will not stop despising corruption. This government "The most corrupt in Europe... If this government does not leave, we will take care to overthrow it because they cannot tolerate corruption, the crime of buying votes to serve the government and the government to oppress us," said the protester in the 69th revolt against Rama.