For one hundred consecutive days, Albanians have gathered along their protected coastline to resist a luxury resort backed by Jared Kushner — a project that would reshape fragile wetlands their own laws were written to defend. What began as an environmental stand has grown into something the country has rarely sustained: a movement that names itself after a living bird, refuses to dissolve, and asks, at its core, who holds the right to decide what a nation's natural inheritance becomes. The Flamingo Revolution is no longer only about a resort; it is about whether democratic accountability and