TIRANA, Oct 7 /ATA/ – The Freedom Party leader Ilir Meta stated that the goal of an ongoing opposition protest in the Albanian capital of Tirana on Monday evening was to topple “the narco-state and restore justice in the country.”
“People are really angry and their reaction is clear and it will go on in the coming hours and then constantly until goal of this protest is achieved,” Meta told reporters as he marched from his party’s headquarters to join the rally in front of the Prime Minister’s office on the main Martyrs of the Nation Boulevard.
“The goals are to take down the narco-state regime and wake up people to restore justice, moreover so after the most recent bandit action of the political imprisonment of lawmaker Ervin Salianji, just because he had reported the high-level government links with the drug trafficking,” Meta added.
Opposition protesters threw Molotov cocktails at the prime minister’s office, at the Socialist Party’s headquarters, Tirana Municipality building and other state institutions and clashed with police at the demonstration in Tirana.
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