The protest against Albania’s government and political class in Tirana has now run 122 days. Demonstrators gathered at Skanderbeg Square and marched from there to the Prime Ministry building. They held the site with speeches against the government and chants calling for resignations. One of the central demands is the installation of a technical government, a caretaker cabinet run by experts rather than party politicians. Protesters argue the political class no longer deserves to govern and want technocrats placed in charge until trust is rebuilt. The daily action began in July, and organizers have kept it going for more than four months without a break. For now the prime minister’s office keeps absorbing the pressure, with no sign of the government conceding.