The residents of Divjaka stood up for the 37th day in protest against the merger of the municipality and its merger with that of Lushnja, within the framework of the Socialist Party's project for Territorial Administrative Reform. The citizens gathered in the main square. In their speeches, they demanded accountability from the deputies and the prime minister, saying that Divjaka did not […]
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The residents of Divjaka stood up for the 37th day in protest against the merger of the municipality and its merger with that of Lushnja, within the framework of the Socialist Party's project for Territorial Administrative Reform. The citizens gathered in the main square. In their speeches, they demanded accountability from the deputies and the prime minister, saying that Divjaka did not […]