Albanian main opposition Socialist Party held a massive anti-government rally in the capital city of Tirana on Friday, asking for a partial recount of the votes from last year's elections. Tens of thousands of opposition supporters from across the country gathered in the boulevard in front of the office building of the Albanian government, waving party flags and chanting anti- government slogans. The Socialist Party, led by Edi Rama, has accused the ruling Democratic Party led by Prime Minister Sali Berisha of vote- rigging and called for a full investigation into the fraud, which was denied by Berisha. Berisha's Democrats and their allies won 70 seats in the country's 140-seat parliament during June 28 elections. They formed a coalition government with the left-leaning Socialist Movement for Integration led by Ilir Meta. The Socialists and their allies won 66 seats. Although they have ended their boycott of the country's parliament work, which lasted more than six months, they are still asking for a partial recount of the votes. The Socialist Party has said that the rally will keep on going until the government decides to reform or recount the election votes. 