Police Fire Rubber Bullets as Protests Against Albanian Prime Minister Rama Enter Fifth Day
Five days of clashes in Tirana have drawn students into a broader movement calling for Prime Minister Edi Rama to step down, as police deploy rubber bullets against demonstrators.
Five days of clashes have rocked Tirana as student protesters have joined a wider movement demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama.
Albanian police fired rubber bullets at demonstrators during the ongoing protests, according to Al Jazeera, which reported the clashes escalated over the five-day period.
The involvement of students has expanded the protest movement beyond its original base, intensifying pressure on Rama's government.
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- Al JazeeraPrimary sourceAlbanian police fire rubber bullets as protests against Rama escalate
- www.msn.comAlbanian police fire rubber bullets as protests against Rama escalate
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Five days of clashes have rocked Tirana as students joined a wider movement demanding Prime Minister Edi Rama's resignation.
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Albanian police fired rubber bullets at protesters during the demonstrations.
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