Albanian authorities have recently approved permits for three new tourist complexes within a protected area in Zvernec, a location already at the center of significant public opposition. This decision follows past protests, known as the ‘Flamingo Revolution’, sparked by a previous development project supported by Jared Kushner. The new approvals raise concerns about further environmental impact and potential overdevelopment in the ecologically sensitive area of Zvernec. Critics argue that the continued authorization of construction projects disregards the concerns of local communities and environmental groups. The ‘Flamingo Revolution’ highlighted strong opposition to what protestors perceived as unsustainable tourism development threatening the area's natural beauty. The government maintains the developments will boost the Albanian economy and create jobs, but opposition remains fierce. It’s unclear how these new permits will be received by the public and whether further demonstrations will occur.