135th Anti-Government Protest in Tirana: Demonstrators March Toward Rama’s Office as Police Form Cordons
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The United States Embassy in Tirana has issued a statement to American citizens regarding the protest taking place this Tuesday evening on Durrës Street. The embassy warns that the gathering has escalated into violence and calls on American citizens to exercise caution and avoid areas where demonstrations are taking place. In its statement, the embassy notes that the protest, held near Skanderbeg Square, was accompanied by stone-throwing and may…
The State Police motorcade, surrounded by police in spacesuits, pushes protesters from Durrës Street towards Skanderbeg Square in Tirana | Photo: Xhemali Moku/BIRNThe post Live Blog: Student Protest appeared first on Reporter.al.
Albanian police detained two activists, Arben Kola and Dritan Goxhaj, during the 135th day of continuous anti-government protests in Tirana, on Monday, October 12. The protesters are calling for the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama and the departure of his government, while also raising issues of corruption, political accountability and the functioning of state institutions.
After the initial dispersal of the protesters, students and other gathered people regrouped on Durres Street, near the Ministry of Education, continuing their protests against the government and demands for the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama, reports the Albanian Post. MIA The post Clashes between protesters and police in Tirana continue appeared first on Republika.
135th Anti-Government Protest in Tirana: Demonstrators March Toward Rama’s Office as Police Form Cordons
By / Editorial Staff Oculus NewsTIRANA, Albania — Albania’s 135th consecutive day of anti-government protests brought demonstrators to the streets of Tirana once again on Monday, October 12, as protesters demanded the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama and his government and called for the formation of a technical caretaker government. The demonstration began with a gathering in Skanderbeg Square before protesters marched toward the Prime Mi…
Protesters have gathered again near the Prime Minister's Office, on the 135th day of the revolt against the government. One of the activists, Edison Lika, called on citizens to march towards the entrances and exits of the building, as the head of government was in the building. "It's the second night that we have come to protest, like every night, and this prime minister, to […]
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