Protester Florjan Haçkaj, who came from Switzerland, spoke during the 42nd protest against Prime Minister Edi Rama, declaring that the rallies will continue in the coming weeks.

In his speech, Haçkaj said that, in his opinion, the government is trying to intimidate citizens through publications on social networks, but stressed that the protesters are not afraid and will continue their opposition.

He also stated that the organization "Diaspora for a Free Albania", of which he said he is a part, has filed a lawsuit with the Constitutional Court regarding a fund of 4 million euros, which he said Rama gave to him for a concert. According to him, the lawsuit was initially considered incomplete, but the documentation was completed and a decision from the court is now awaited.

"I am Florjan Açka, I came from Switzerland to protest. Today there were protests everywhere and there will be more in the coming weeks. 10 days ago, this disgraced prime minister made a video about me as he has done for many others here, they want to intimidate the citizens. We tell him that we are not afraid. Neither Belinda Balluk, who should be in prison, nor Taulant Balla, nor Damian Gjiknuri, nor all those who have distributed the video like sheep. They are afraid when free people protest every day. You are our heroes. The organization I belong to, Diaspora for a Free Albania, has filed an urgent lawsuit with the Constitutional Court for 4 million euros that this person is giving to a private individual. The Constitutional Court, to its shame, dismissed it as incomplete. But we filled out the documents in 40 minutes, we are waiting for the decision to be made on Monday that the money will not be paid, to show the Albanian state that citizens are taking legal action. Please use your friends, family, "We can't stop it, we all have to protest. Rama should resign from the position he holds unjustly," said the protester in the 42nd revolt against Rama.

In conclusion, the protester called on citizens to join the protest and demanded the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama.