Prime Minister Edi Rama has responded to all socialist voices that have opposed him, supporting the protests. From the meeting of the SP parliamentary group, Rama attacks his own who have opposed him, describing them as 'lost souls', while challenging them to propose drafts for the 'new Albania'. Elisa Spiropali, Ditmir Bushati, Arta Dade, Valentina Leskaj and Arben Malaj have expressed their support for the protests and have asked the prime minister to listen to the protesters.
"To stand up and talk about pensions! The diaspora stood up? Wow! The professors gathered! This element is the dissatisfaction of expectations. In this country, expectations are higher and the dissatisfaction of expectations is something that is not easy to manage. What is incumbent on us is that we continue our plans. Our plans are on the table. There are also intellectuals in our political family who say that the EU card is tired. It is also an expression of the fact that; Even Edi Rama…with this EU card, which is tired…there is something that… All those who have studied my cards with passion, you have them at the shooting range. Whoever does not want to go to the shooting range should stay here in the PS and see that I do not have my shooting cards.
Ah, it is also a call for a new agreement, a new Albania. There are also lost souls here in our political family who want a new Albania. No way….Let them write me the draft for the new Albania and bring it to me. One of those who talks about the draft is Fatos. If he is a flamingo flying high…. We will be attacked but….I was not chosen to be liked. Because that time has passed me by. Erioni knows me well. Even the cover of Zëri i Popullit, he carefully chose so that I would be liked.
"Let the sirens continue their work, we have another job. Don't be surprised that on this path there will be many others who will stop us. We have as many facts as you want. We are in a time when, thanks to the algorithm and the world without borders," said Rama.
