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Albania’s prime minister vows not to resign over student-led protests

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Albania’s prime minister vows not to resign over student-led protests

Demonstrators are demanding resignation of Edi Rama after three days of clashes in the capital Tirana Albania’s prime minister, Edi Rama, has insisted he will not resign over student-led demonstrations, as protesters and police clashed in the country’s capital for a third consecutive day.

Police used teargas and water cannon to disperse demonstrators marching along several main roads around Tirana, while protests spread to other cities.

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