Protests in Albania: PM Edi Rama condemns 'chaos' blamed on opposition

Good news — Flash Radio shares this positive update with you Hundreds of Tunisian protesters gathered in the center of Tirana on Thursday, demanding social reforms and improved living conditions. Their main demand is better education and healthcare, as well as the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama. These protests, which began three days ago, have turned into violent clashes with security forces. Albanian authorities claim the current chaos is the result of a coordinated manipulation by opposition leaders. The Prime Minister Edi Rama has denounced a 'chaos' that threatens the country's stability, stating that the protesters are being manipulated by external forces. He called for calm and the resumption of dialogue, while emphasizing that the government remains determined to ensure the country's security. Authorities assure that the measures taken are aimed at protecting citizens and guaranteeing public order. In the face of this tense situation, Tunisian protesters are calling for deep state reform and better management of public resources. Their movement, although local, has drawn the attention of the international community, which is closely following the situation in Albania. Flash Radio keeps you informed in real time. ⚡ Key points ▸ Prime Minister Edi Rama has denounced a 'chaos' that threatens the country's stability, stating that the protesters are being manipulated by external forces. ▸ In the face of this tense situation, Tunisian protesters are calling for deep state reform and better management of public resources. ▸ He called for calm and the resumption of dialogue, while emphasizing that the government remains determined to ensure the country's security. Follow the news live on Flash Radio News is also followed live: listen to Mosaïque FM, Shems FM