Tirana sees sixth day of violent protests as Albania’s PM refuses to resign
- At this moment, no one is clear on what tomorrow will bring, says Albanian journalist Lindita Karadaku.
- Violent protests have rocked Albania’s capital Tirana for the sixth consecutive day as Prime Minister Edi Rama, who is serving his fourth term, ruled out resigning.
- Hundreds of protesters gathered again on Sunday in front of the Ministry of Education, chanting “Rama, resign” in a tense standoff with the police, who later used rubber bullets, water cannons and tear gas to hold back the crowds.
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- At this moment, no one is clear on what tomorrow will bring, says Albanian journalist Lindita Karadaku.
- Violent protests have rocked Albania’s capital Tirana for the sixth consecutive day as Prime Minister Edi Rama, who is serving his fourth term, ruled out resigning.
- Hundreds of protesters gathered again on Sunday in front of the Ministry of Education, chanting “Rama, resign” in a tense standoff with the police, who later used rubber bullets, water cannons and tear gas to hold back the crowds.
Sources: Al Jazeera