Protests continue for the 38th day in Divjaka, where citizens oppose the proposed administrative-territorial reform that envisages the unification of Divjaka with Lushnja.

Although the number of protesters remains low, resistant citizens continue to gather every evening in the square, opposing not only the loss of local institutions, but also what they consider a threat to the city's identity, consolidated over the last three decades.

Despite interventions, pressures and threats, the protesters continue to convey the same message: "Divjaka šalki".

At the end of the protest, citizens continued to march through the city streets, demanding that Divjaka maintain its municipal status and not be included in a joint administrative unit with Lushnja.