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Albania opposition disrupts parliament session
Albania opposition disrupts parliament session after violent street protests.
In brief
Albania opposition disrupts parliament session after violent street protests. Albania's opposition disrupted parliament by flaring during protests demanding Prime Minister Edi Rama's resignation. Originally reported by The Straits Times.
Opposition disrupts parliament
Albania's opposition lawmakers disrupted a parliament session by letting off flares after weeks of violent anti-government protests.
“These (ruling lawmakers) are criminals and they deserve tear gas, rubber bullets, cracked skulls and broken bones, not the young people”
Protests demand Rama's resignation
Student-led demonstrations demanding Prime Minister Edi Rama's resignation have set fire to government buildings and banks since mid-October.
Rama introduces new measures
Prime Minister Rama introduced fines of 500,000 lek ($6,200) for violent protests and economic measures to curb unrest.
The essence
Albania's opposition disrupted parliament by flaring during protests demanding Prime Minister Edi Rama's resignation.
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