In a meeting held with local authorities in the southeastern city of Korça, Lleshaj said that nobody has the right to stop these elections.
“Of course, if there are people who will break the law, law enforcement agencies will take adequate measures”, the interior minister said.
Meanwhile, the opposition in the country continues with its demonstrations and parliamentary boycott in an effort to force the country’s prime minister, Edi Rama to resign and hold early general elections. Despite the opposition’s demands and accusations launched against the government for corruption and ties with criminals, the head of the government is determined not to resign and has declared in several occasions that local elections will be held on the date decreed by the president.