Sali Berisha described the three hours of civil disobedience in 5 parts of Tirana as a success for the opposition. From the blue headquarters, the democratic leader claimed that the 180-minute revolt terrified Edi Rama, so according to him the police used violence against the protesters, while among the injured was MP Agron Gjekmarkaj.
"Last night, the narco-state used the uniformed narco-police to beat the deputy, the deputy speaker of the parliament and the vice-president of the DP, Agron Gjekmarkaj, making him a hospital," said Berisha.
Berisha continued with accusations, where he said that some protesters were dragged away. There was also an answer for critics who think that civil disobedience is a dead end for the opposition, writes A2.
"Of these civil disobediences that we have developed periodically, it has terrified the government and the opposition members of the opposition. Soon we will realize the technical government as another success of the Albanian opposition and as another proof for the parrots of the government and the opposition of the opposition, that what seems impossible to them, PD makes completely possible", said Berisha.
Berisha expressed with conviction that with the continuation of the opposition action, victory on May 11 and political rotation will be achieved. (A2 Televizion)
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