TIRANA, Dec 19 /ATA/ The Democratic Party chairman Sali Berisha met on Friday with allies from the United Opposition Federation.
During his speech, he stressed that the opposition is the nation’s beacon of hope and hinted at expanding protests, including a hunger strike.
Democratic Party leader Sali Berisha called for a final, all-out effort to topple what he described as a “narco-state.” He accused the government of electoral fraud, widespread theft, and links to drug trafficking, calling these actions “just the tip of the iceberg.” Berisha urged the opposition to stage determined protests, acts of resistance, and civil revolt.
Democratic Party leader Sali Berisha accused the majority of having “destroyed Parliament.” He called for a national protest on December 22, warning that demonstrations could take multiple forms, including strikes and hunger strikes, if the opposition’s mission is to be fulfilled. Berisha stressed that the party is determined to see it through.
Berisha emphasized that, under the current regime, persistent protest and ongoing resistance are essential. He also urged young people to take an active role in the movement.
Democratic Party leader Sali Berisha called for greater youth involvement in the opposition’s battle, saying that their participation would ultimately benefit all Albanians. He described the opposition as being on a genuine mission that requires sacrifices and expressed confidence that hundreds, if not thousands, of citizens are prepared to rise to the challenge.
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