The 19th protest, held in front of the Prime Minister's Office, was accompanied not only by calls against the government and demands for change, but also by creative banners, ironic messages that attracted attention. Banners through which the revolt against Prime Minister Edi Rama was also expressed.

Among the dozens of banners raised during the rally were "Homeland is not for sale", "Europe listens to us", "Edi Rama resigns", "Rama in prison, Belinda in prison".

The messages were interpreted by protesters as an expression of dissatisfaction with the political class and the way the country is governed.

Another banner with historical symbolism carried the inscription: "We have overthrown the Greeks and

Ironic banners and creative forms of protest have become a common element of public gatherings in Albania, serving as a way to convey political messages through symbolism and satire.

The participants said that through these messages they aim to attract the attention of public opinion and express their dissatisfaction with political and social developments in the country.