Will He Resign After the Protests? Prime Minister Rama Responds to Reuters
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Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama told Reuters on Thursday that he would not resign over the violent protests, which have entered their third day. “Regarding the calls for my resignation, governments are changed through democratic elections. We held elections last year, not a revolution,” Rama said in a written response to Reuters. “My responsibility is to listen, to respond to legitimate concerns and to move Albania forward. To do otherwise woul…
Riots on the streets of Tirana: Rama refuses to resign and says that the government will change in elections - The riots in Albania are part of a wider wave of student activism in Europe
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama told Reuters that he will not resign, as demanded by students who are still protesting today, for the third day in a row, due to rising education costs and corruption. "Regarding the call for me to resign: governments change in democratic elections. We had elections last year, not a revolution," Rama said in a written reply to Reuters. Rama said he was willing to discuss rising education costs, but added that
Albania's Prime Minister Edi Rama has told Reuters he will not resign amid violent student-led protests that have entered a third straight day.
The Albanian Prime Minister said that he is ready to discuss the students' demands, but that the attacks on institutions and the destruction of public property have nothing to do with legitimate protests
Albania's Prime Minister, Edi Rama, said Thursday that he would not resign following student protests, which reached the third consecutive day.
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