Students continued their protest this Tuesday, conveying messages through banners against claims of political and foreign influence in the organization of the student movement.
One of the banners held by the protesters had a direct message: "Russia didn't bring us, Greece didn't bring us, Veliaj didn't bring us, the Party didn't bring us, Albania called us."
Through this reaction, the students have refuted claims that their protests are driven by political interests or external factors, emphasizing that the mobilization is related to concerns about their future in the country.
Another message that attracted attention was "A diploma is not a ticket to emigration," through which young people raised concerns about employment prospects and the departure of graduates from Albania.
Meanwhile, protesters have continued to call on other students to boycott the learning process and join the rallies.
With their banners and messages, the students demand that institutions listen to the concerns of the younger generation and create opportunities for them to build their professional future in Albania, without seeing emigration as the only way out.
