Violent clashes as Albanian government cracks down on protests
Protesters in Albania have fought running battles with police, on a 12th day of anti-government protests.
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Protesters in Albania have fought running battles with police, on a 12th day of anti-government protests.
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Albania's capital saw protests Sunday for a sixth day in a row as Prime Minister Edi Rama ruled out resigning, the main demand of the protesters. Violent demonstrations have rocked Tirana since Tuesday, with thousands of protesters calling for Rama to step down as they rally against poor university conditions, high tuition fees and corruption.
Police crack down on hundreds of protesters in Albania's capital, using rubber bullets, water cannons and tear gas.
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