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After protest, Berisha sends message to institutions

TIRANA, Feb 11 /ATA/ –By I. Vata/- The Democratic Party head, Sali Berisha, flanked by a group of protesters, headed towards the Parliament, the Ministry of the Interior and the municipality of Tirana after the closing of opposition’s protest which lasted about two hours on the “Dëshmorët e Kombit” Boulevard, in front of the Prime Minister’s Office.

In front of the Ministry of the Interior, Berisha said that, “we came here to send a message to the minister of the Çuçi family, we asked him to urgently resign together with Edi Rama. This march is peaceful today, but it has its own tactical and strategic objectives. You will learn them in the following days. Today we passed in front of the parliament, on Monday we will protest in front of the parliament.”

Also, Berisha stopped in front of the municipality of Tirana where he declared that, “Veliaj has no right to enter this building even a single day as he steals 18 euros for every ton of trash.”
Also, Berisha stopped at the Socialist Party where he said that this building has been transformed into the headquarters of evil by a criminal group headed by Rama.

After the march in front of the institutions, Berisha ended his journey at the headquarters of the Democratic Party.

“Our revolution is a vital battle, no one in the world can stand in the way of is our mission. I ask the police to release the protesters, the freedom fighters, the peaceful ones, because those responsible for any violation against them will be registered as an enemy of the revolution. Regarding the protesters as politically persecuted, I appeal to all of you to join us on Monday at 5 o’clock in front of the Parliament. We will continue the revolution until we triumph,” said Berisha.
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