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Protests against the government and Prime Minister Edi Rama continue, now drawing in a wider segment of society, including academics, writers, and parents, who have joined the student demonstrations. Prime Minister Rama has again placed chairs in front of the Prime Ministry as a gesture of dialogue, reiterating that violence is unjustifiable and vowing action against those engaging in violent acts.
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Rama places chairs again before the Prime Ministry, stating no reason…
Prime Minister Rama has placed chairs in front of the Prime Ministry as a gesture of dialogue, emphasizing that violence is unjustifiable amidst ongoing protests.
Shqiptarja.com:
Protests: Rama offers dialogue chairs again, vows action against violence
Despite protesters rejecting dialogue yesterday, Prime Minister Rama states his hand remains extended for discussion with anyone who thinks differently, while ensuring violent actors will face consequences.
Reporter.al:
Academics, writers, and parents join students in protest
Educators, authors, and parents have joined student protests, indicating broad societal discontent.
BalkanWeb:
Protest against the government, students and educators clash with police
Students and educators are protesting against the government, and clashes have occurred with police forces.
Shqiptarja.com:
Tensions, rocks, and tear gas on the 8th day of protest
Protests continue with tensions, rocks, and tear gas on the eighth day, though with fewer severe clashes and Molotov cocktails compared to previous days.
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