Albanian PM Warns of 'Red Line' After Days of Unrest
Riot police used tear gas and water cannons as about 300 people were injured in clashes over corruption and university conditions, officials said.
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Albanian PM warns of 'red line' after days of unrest
Demonstrators have clashed with police since Tuesday as months of protests escalate, driven by fresh demands for better university conditions, anger over corruption and renewed calls for Rama's resignation. "Protests are a right, whereas violence is a crime; this red line must be drawn clearly at this critical stage of our democratic development," Rama said in a Facebook post. The prime minister said he was prepared for dialogue, except with tho…
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lrytas.ltAlbanian Prime Minister Edi Rama on Monday accused protesters of crossing a "red line" after a police station was set on fire during anti-government demonstrations.
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama said on Monday, on the seventh day of violent protests in Tirana, that "the red line has been overtaken by protesters attacking police and institutions, France Presse. The Albanian capital is, last Tuesday, the scene of violent demonstrations in which thousands of people, especially young people, protesting against ...
After seven days of violent protests in Tirana, the Albanian Prime Minister says that "the red line has been overtaken," Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama said on Monday, on the seventh day of violent protests in Tirana, that "the red line has been overtaken by protesters attacking police and institutions, conveys Franc...More...
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