
Banners have once again been one of the ways in which protesters have conveyed their messages on the 113th day of rallies against the government and Prime Minister Edi Rama.
With irony and slogans that directly affect governance, citizens have focused on political division, corruption, and the method of representation through elections.
One of the banners refers to Rama by the nickname "Coach", conveying the message that the unity of citizens can strengthen the stance against the government.
"When we are divided, 'Coach' celebrates in power, when we unite, this country becomes stronger!", it reads.
Another message is directly related to corruption and calls for changes in the way candidates are selected.
"The cure for corruption: open lists, clean hands," the banner reads.
While through another slogan, protesters have opposed the political agreements of party leaders, demanding that decision-making be returned to voters.
"End of mayors' bargaining, the vote belongs to the citizens," reads another banner.