Journalists of News24, Ergys Gjençaj and Osman Stafa, invited to the show "Studio 24", commenting on the opposition's April 17 protest, said that the time has come for the Democratic Party to change its protest strategy.

Osman Stafa said that looking at the reactions of citizens not only during the 7th protest, last Friday, but also the reactions on social networks, everyone suggests that this form of protests being carried out by the DP has not been embraced by opposition supporters.

"I saw unprecedented and disproportionate violence against the protesters. 5 Molotov cocktails were thrown and the police intervened immediately."

While the square was empty, it was not clear why they had to spray. I cannot understand this strong reaction of the police,

"Then the other side of the protest, even in this protest, the protesters are demanding a change in strategy. Even those who follow it online are demanding a change in strategy," Staa said.

Meanwhile, journalist Ergys Gjençaj was critical of the DP deputies, reminding them that the local elections are near and they should return to meetings with the DP structures in the districts and meetings with the right-wing electorate.

"DP MPs should put on their shoes and travel across Albania and meet people, so that they can succeed after a year in the local elections and after 3 years in the general elections," said Gjençaj.

Osman Staff: I saw unprecedented and disproportionate violence against the protesters. 5 Molotov cocktails were thrown and the police intervened immediately. While the square was empty, it was not understood why they had to spray. I cannot understand this strong reaction of the police,

Then the other side of the protest, even in this protest, the protesters are demanding a change in strategy. Even those who follow it online are demanding a change in strategy.

I must note that there were fewer people at this protest than at other protests/

Ergys Gjencaj: DP MPs should put on their shoes and travel across Albania and meet people, so that they can succeed after a year in the local elections and after 3 years in the general elections.