An engineer, who took the floor in today's protest of the opposition, which is taking place today in front of the Prime Minister's Office, said that he tried to end his life, after the fine imposed by Taxes.
He said that it was his wife and son who saved him.
The engineer added that for the business to run we must have stable rails, while he said that the 50-story buildings do not help the development of the business.
"My father returned from Tivar 100 years ago, the Montenegrins chased him away and returned him to Durrës. I have milk factories, today I can hardly collect 600 liters of milk, it is the powdered milk that comes. Our farms and agriculture must work. I tell Edi Rama today I would not be here, I would be in the next world because the Taxes for 2 farmers with 7 cows have fined me 45 million lek and I wanted to end my life. I have my life from my son and my wife. I say let's go ahead.
The locomotive of business requires rails. There is business left in the country. They can't develop 50-storey buildings, he said.
Sali Berisha and other democratic functionaries have not ruled out any scenario for today's protest. Meanwhile, the head of the Freedom Party, Ilir Meta, has called on the government to provoke the protesters. So far, the situation is calm and no incident has been recorded in the protest.