Protests in Albania against a proposed $1.6 billion luxury resort linked to Jared Kushner have entered their fourth day, driven by fears of environmental destruction in a protected ecosystem. The project, announced by Kushner's private equity firm, aims to develop hotels on the uninhabited island of Sazan and in a wetland reserve. Protesters, symbolically using the flamingo to represent their cause, have dubbed the movement the 'Flamingo Revolution.' However, misinformation has proliferated online, with viral videos misrepresenting the protests. Some videos falsely claim to show current demonstrations, using outdated footage from unrelated events. Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama has defended the project, arguing it will boost the tourism sector and support the country’s European Union ambitions. Meanwhile, the Albanian prosecutor's office has opened an investigation into the special investor status granted to Kushner's firm, amid allegations of selling Albanian land. These developments highlight the intersection of business interests and political roles in the context of the protests.