Divjaka Protests Continue for 20th Day as Residents Oppose Merger with Lushnjë

For 20 days, residents of Divjaka have continued protesting against the administrative reorganization plan, demanding that their municipality not be merged with Lushnjë.

Once again, residents gathered outside the municipal building. Speakers said the protest would continue until they receive a response to their request.

During the rally, calls were made for more Divjaka residents to join the protest. Protesters stressed that public participation is essential to keeping the cause alive.

The protest ended with a march through the city streets, as residents continued to call on the authorities not to implement the plan to merge Divjaka Municipality with Lushnjë Municipality.

Protesters say they will continue to oppose the reform proposed by the Socialist Party and are demanding that Divjaka Municipality remain a separate administrative unit.