In the next rally against the government, protesters have chosen an ironic form to convey their political messages, unfurling banners criticizing some of the majority figures and socialist MPs.

The banners, which the protesters have described as their "5 demands", focused on well-known names from the Socialist Party, including Taulant Balla, Belinda Balluku and other members of the parliamentary majority.

One of them read: "Demand 1: Taulant Balla to give up economics and start construction work."

While another banner was dedicated to the socialist MP, Zegjine Çaushi, which read: "Demand 2: Zegjine to resume school from the first grade, but this time with mandatory attendance."

There were also ironic messages for former Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku. One of the banners read: "Belinda Balluku to rent out houses, 300 thousand lek per month and the sales agent to be Edi Rama."

 

 

The banners became one of the most prominent elements of the protest, where citizens continued to express their dissatisfaction with the government and its representatives.