Citizens continue their anti-government protest for the 93rd consecutive day, conveying their messages through banners placed in the square. The protest has now entered its fourth month of uninterrupted resistance.

One of the banners draws attention with the message “The government is not an advertisement,” mocking what protesters consider propaganda and a lack of responsibility on the part of the government. In another banner, citizens refer to the platform called “Besa,” previously introduced by Prime Minister Edi Rama, linking it to the responsibility of MPs and politicians.

"You gather the MPs to hold them accountable, but your parliamentary 'Besa' will send them to prison," the banner reads. The banners are accompanied by calls against the government and the continued demand for the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama, while the protesters have warned that they will continue their stand in the square.