Popular protests against Edi Rama's government have entered their 109th day, as the revolt against corruption and state capture is expected to move to the doors of Parliament tomorrow.
Activist Arben Kola has made a direct call to citizens who demand rotation and punishment of official corruption to join in a powerful action of civil disobedience at 10:00, precisely at the moment when the plenary session is scheduled to begin inside the hall.
During his speech, Kola emphasized that confronting a corrupt government requires a firm and uncompromising response on the ground. He called on protesters to use every parliamentary session to block and symbolically strike majority MPs, using the means of civic reaction against the ruling political class.
Activist Kola issued a clear message of mobilization for a clash with corrupt institutions: "Tomorrow there will be a protest at the parliament at 10:00 where there is a session. I invite those Albanians who demand civil disobedience that every time there is a parliament it is the moment of clash with the corrupt parliament and the corrupt government. We already know the eggs and the means, the most democratic means on the ground."
