The 59th Anti-Government Protest: “History Belongs to Those Who Take to the Streets,” Ironic Messages for Rama and the “BESA” Document

For the 59th time in a row, citizens gathered on the boulevard against Edi Rama’s government chose to express their views through numerous banners during the protest.

Some of the inscriptions highlighted the movement’s continuity, while others openly mocked the prime minister’s latest statements, underscoring that the truth cannot be undone.

One of the most prominent banners featured Edi Rama’s photo and his document called “BESA,” accompanied by the inscription: “We are not part of your book. We are part of our history.” This message was an ironic response to Rama’s presentation of this text, which he described as a reflection and a renewed commitment from the government.

During the rally, other banners were also seen with texts such as: “59, History continues,” “59 days. Every day on the street. Every day on the right side of history,” “59 days. History belongs to those who take to the streets,” and “No algorithm can erase reality.”