
The calls for a mass rally made by the head of the Parliamentary Group of the DP, Gazment Bardhi, seem to have been heard by the democrats, who descended on the square in front of the Parliament to protest after the publication of the investigation by Rai 3 about Prime Minister Edi Rama's ties to crime. .
As expected, the opposition has prepared a scenario similar to the weekly protests in front of the Municipality of Tirana.
They are holding placards with the headlines of all foreign media reports over the years about the Rama government's ties to gangs and corrupt officials.
While the police took measures by equipping the officers who formed the cordon with fire extinguishers and gas masks, before the possible throwing of the molotov, the protesters surrounded the entrance of the Parliament with tires, which were also set on fire.
Several piles of tires are burning, creating thick clouds of smoke.
Banners with the face of the Minister of the Interior Taulant Balla, ex-ministers Fatmir Xhafaj, Mimi Kodheli, Olta Xhaçka or the secretary of the Council of Ministers, Engjëll Agaçi and the former chief of Operations, Oltion Bistri , were placed on the burning tires. who was arrested by SPAK and his assets worth over 3 million euros were seized .
Protesters have also thrown Molotov cocktails, but so far there have been no clashes with the police, who have set up a cordon at the entrance door of the Parliament.