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Student protests in Albania turn violent as demonstrators clash with police
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The Guardian World fire coverage reports: Tens of thousands of students protested in Tirana, Albania, against rising education costs and corruption, resulting in the setting ablaze of a government building and two banks. The demonstration escalated into clashes with police, who used water cannons and teargas to control the situation, as protesters hurled stones and vandalized local businesses.
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Student protests in Albania turn violent as demonstrators clash with police
The Guardian World fire coverage reports: In Tirana, Albania, a large protest by students against rising education costs and corruption escalated into violence, resulting in the burning of a government building and two banks. Police employed water cannons and tear gas to control the situation after demonstrators clashed with officers and vandalized local businesses.
Read original report →Student protests in Albania turn violent as demonstrators clash with police
The Guardian World fire coverage reports: Tens of thousands of students protested in Tirana, Albania, against rising education costs and corruption, resulting in the setting ablaze of a government building and two banks. The demonstration escalated into clashes with police, who used water cannons and teargas to control the situation, as protesters hurled stones and vandalized local businesses.
Read original report →Student protests in Albania turn violent as demonstrators clash with police
The Guardian World fire coverage reports: In Tirana, Albania, a large student protest over education costs and corruption escalated into violence as demonstrators clashed with police, setting a government building and two banks ablaze. Police utilized water cannons and tear gas to disperse the crowd after protesters vandalized local businesses and ignited fires.
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