A message written on the asphalt, in the middle of the "Martyrs of the Nation" boulevard, became one of the symbols of the 120th citizen protest against the Rama government.
"Crime has a head!" was written on the boulevard, as protesters began the march from the Prime Minister's Office area towards the center of Tirana, accompanying the movement with banners, flags, flares, and calls against the government.
The 120th protest took place this Sunday, September 27, after 4 months of consecutive rallies. Protesters first gathered at Skanderbeg Square, then headed to the Prime Minister's Office and continued their march on the boulevard.
The writing on the asphalt was linked by the protesters to the recent developments surrounding the former director of the State Intelligence Service, Vlora Hyseni, against whom the GJKKO has imposed the measure of "house arrest" and suspension from duty, as part of the SPAK investigations.
The investigation has also brought to attention Hysen's relationship with businessman Ergys Agasi, who is under security guard as part of another investigation.
After returning from the United States, Rama reacted publicly to the issue, stating that the accusations must be proven by justice and describing the measure taken against Hysen as extreme. ©LAPSI.al
