Albania: Student Protests Continue
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Demonstrators in the Albanian capital are still targeting government buildings and the prime minister's office, while the protests have spread to many Albanian cities, where violent incidents and clashes with the police are also taking place. The demonstrations
Thousands of students clashed in the streets of the capital Tirana with riot police, who used tear gas and water cannons. Shop windows were smashed, barricades of burning containers were erected, and parts of several ministry buildings were set on fire. The offices of Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama, who is serving his fourth term and whose resignation is being demanded by students, were also attacked, …
The demonstrators in the Albanian capital are still targeting government buildings and the prime minister's office, while the protests have spread to many Albanian cities, where violent incidents and clashes with the police are also taking place. The demonstrations began at 10 am local time in the center of Tirana and at the head of the march were many parents of students who have joined the students. Initially, it seemed that today's protest wo…
The protesters also attacked the building housing the Presidium of Parliament, breaking doors and windows, with the Police making extensive use of tear gas to disperse them.
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