The 102nd protest against the Rama government and the political class has begun.
This time, some of the protesters have blocked the road to the large bridge in Unazë, preventing cars from passing.
Meanwhile, some of the other protesters continued their route, giving speeches in front of the Prime Minister's Office.
One of the activists protesting in front of the Prime Minister's Office has continued the accusations against Prime Minister Edi Rama, commenting on recent developments regarding the allegations about the arms trafficking scheme and the role of businessman Ron Yeffet.
According to him, Rama is under great pressure after the publication of the latest materials, while claiming that Yeffet was contracted by the prime minister to carry out what he describes as "bad deeds."
"Yesterday Rama was in great embarrassment. Edi Rama is Roni's, the American-Israeli. Edi Rama has contracted him for bad things. If you think about it, before he contracted him for bad things, or before this mysterious character, we had the prime minister promising that he would produce weapons, tanks, but Roni showed us the scheme. He made public the agreement they had when he was the head of the organization and he was the deputy head of the organization on the run.
"What they sold us as innovations and developments, they were like intermediaries. We take the vehicles and weapons, we smuggle them in, we pack them up, we take the money and then the weapons end up in the fields somewhere. This is Rama's biggest embarrassment after the protest ," he added.
He called on the protesters to continue their stance near the institutions, also referring to the upcoming protest.
"It has not been announced whether there will be an Assembly tomorrow or not, but if there is, we must be there to confront the MPs who want to flee from the citizens. Don't forget, on September 12 the diaspora announced a massive arrival at the Boulevard. Even the London diaspora, which has more to do, has left and is on its way to Albania," said the activist.
Finally, the activist addressed Albanians at home and abroad, inviting them to participate in the September 12 protest.
"I call on Albanians, the diaspora, to take their vehicles on September 12, buy plane tickets and come to address Edi Rama because the Prime Minister's Office is with the people, neither with Rama nor with Roni ," he added.