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Albania Protests: Can students force Prime Minister Edi Rama to resign?

For seven nights, young protesters have been battling police on the streets of Tirana. They say education is too expensive, corruption is everywhere and too many young Albanians see no future at home. Prime Minister Edi Rama is refusing to resign, so who will back down first? 0:00 Violent protests in Albania 1:10 Government response and blame 2:30 Context of civil unrest 3:10 Expert analysis on the crisis For more news go to

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For seven nights, young protesters have been battling police on the streets of Tirana. They say education is too expensive, corruption is everywhere and too many young Albanians see no future at home. Prime Minister Edi Rama is refusing to resign, so who will back down first? 0:00 Violent protests in Albania 1:10 Government response and blame 2:30 Context of civil unrest 3:10 Expert analysis on the crisis For more news go to

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