'The Balluku case and the accusations of corruption'/ French media on the protests in Albania: The Prime Minister has established a dictatorship. The revolt against Rama continues

The French media outlet "Le Relève et La Peste", in an article by journalist Chloe Droulez, has paid attention to the protests in Albania, analyzing how a movement launched to protect the environment has transformed into a broader reaction against the government of Edi Rama.
The article, titled through the testimonies of protesters who describe Albania as an oligarchy, describes the expansion of the movement known as the “Flamingo Revolution,” which was initially organized against a luxury tourist project on the island of Sazan and the Vjosa-Narta area.
According to French media, the project, worth around 1.4 billion euros, linked to Jared Kushner's company Affinity Partners, has sparked reactions about the potential impact on protected natural areas and the relationship between political power and private interests.
The article emphasizes that the movement took on a new dimension in mid-October, when thousands of students and high school students joined the protests.
They raised concerns about tuition fees, conditions at universities, the healthcare system, the cost of living, and the lack of employment prospects.
The article also includes the testimony of an Albanian student, who accuses Prime Minister Edi Rama of concentrating power and creating an oligarchic system, where economic benefits are concentrated in people close to the government.
"Edi Rama has transformed this country into a dictatorship. Today we live in an oligarchy, where people close to him have become billionaires, while the people cannot even make ends meet, " French media quoted him as saying.
Another issue covered by the French media is that of former Deputy Prime Minister Belinda Balluku and the SPAK investigations.
The article mentions allegations related to public contracts worth over 200 million euros, which Balluku disputes.
According to the analysis, this issue has become one of the main topics of public dissatisfaction with the government and state institutions.
The French media also focuses on clashes between protesters and the State Police, referring to evidence of the use of violence and prohibitions opposed by the organizers.
The article also mentions the complaint filed by civil society organizations, lawyers, and citizens with SPAK, requesting the investigation of more than 180 alleged cases of illegal actions.
On the other hand, the article emphasizes that Prime Minister Edi Rama has rejected demands for resignation and has repeated the invitation for dialogue addressed to the students, who have so far not accepted it.
Also in focus is the government's new package of measures for the financial liability of persons who cause damage during protests, which the article links to the French "casseurs-payeurs" model.
In conclusion, “Le Relève et La Peste” presents the flamingo movement as a mobilization that has transcended its initial environmental cause and expanded into a protest with political, economic, and social demands.
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