Today is the fifth day of protests that have involved Tirana and other cities of the country.
Attention is again focused on the Ministry of Education, where the protesters have warned of their gathering, while it is expected that Albanians from the diaspora will join them in this mobilization.
During the protest in front of the Ministry of Education in Tirana, some protesters appeared in front of the cameras showing some objects that are rubber bullets used by the police during the clashes.
The protesters have shown to the cameras the objects that the rubber bullets used by the officers during the intervention to disperse the crowd.
Today’s protest comes after four days accompanied by tensions, clashes between protesters and the police, as well as damage to public institutions and businesses in the capital.
Police forces have been positioned on the ground, while autobots have also been deployed near the Ministry of Education, as part of the measures taken to manage the situation.
Meanwhile, the building of the Ministry of Education continues to be damaged by the incidents of the previous days.
The protests started on Tuesday, initially with the boycott of classes by pupils and students, but then escalated, extending to other cities in the country.
Protesters express their dissatisfaction with the government and demand the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama, while at the center of the revolt are also accusations of corruption and demands for changes in education.
