100 Days of Protests in Albania
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Citizens have completed the 100-day cycle of protests in Albania. But what has this civic movement produced? In the opinion of opinionator Berat Buzhala, part of tonight's panel on "Opinion" with journalist Blendi Fevziu, 100 days of protest is more of an accusation than a praise for citizens. According to Buzhala's analysis, in so many days facing […]
The opponents of a luxury property project in an Albanian nature reserve demonstrated the 100th day in a row in the centre of Tirana. They held up banners with inscriptions like "Albania is not for sale!" and demanded in speech choirs the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama, who supports the project. The protest wave is directed against the planned development of parts of the Narta lagoon in the delta of the Vjosa River by US investors.
The protest-marathon against investment in Zvërnec has entered its 100th day today, while citizens and civil society activists express determination to bring their civic action to the end. Activists called on citizens for mass participation in today's rally, describing the 100th day as a moment of...
In the 100th protest against the government, citizens have also expressed their dissatisfaction through banners, which have not lacked ironic messages and criticisms of Albanian institutions and politics. Among the banners displayed during the rally are: “One square, thousands of voices”; “SPAK is asleep and does not make arrests, these eggs on Parliament are for these sentences”; “100 […]
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