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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 man…
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?
We could have given her more time to speak she clearly seems to know what is going on.
@@ThelopsideddonerImported2wk ago
The comments on this video exposes a huge amount of bigotry and naivety to what's going on around the world. The mainstream media has done a superb job of 'distracting' them.
@@Meri-o2pImported2wk ago
Your nation actually needs investment. Too bad you already stopped the resort. Who will want to invest in Albania now?
@@freespiritableImported2wk ago
Medias over hyping everything. Russian sponsored opposition using unhappy children for their political agenda. Things aren't great and there's a lot to be unhappy for, but people don't want the Russian agent that burned Albania to the ground 3 times already. Rama keeps winning much to our annoyance because the opposition is usurped by a criminal. Other than the boulevard in Tirana where they're protesting, everywhere in the country it's calm and life goes on normally. Even if the PM resigns his party will win again, we do not want the criminal serving as the opposition leader, why Albanians chose the lesser bad.
@@brendanappletvImported2wk ago
Toss out the PM and his cozy realtionship with Kushner and the Trumps - bravo for them not being silenced - stay the course!
@@Shane-zl9ryImported2wk ago
They want their schools fixed too. 😏
@@NotSpockTooImported2wk ago
Typical dictator, always blame someone else. Gotta have a scapegoat instead of accepting responsibility for their mismanagement and greed.
@@idontlookthiccuntiliturnar2517Imported2wk ago
Could it be the 'usual suspects'?🤔🤔🤔😮😮
@@N-FR-ALImported2wk ago
Rama ik
@@ToluwalojuJawandoImported2wk ago
I came into Tirana yesterday, and it's been quiet so far 😇
@@ElitistSelfCenteredEmpathyImported2wk ago
Protect Florante and Laura at all costs 🙏
@@LLost-v2sImported2wk ago
Left or right it does not matter. Its a play on a stage where companies own the parties anyway.<br>People are just done with the bribbery and thus allowing common people to be exploited.<br><br>But make no mistake it is not left, right or the bottom.
@@A3Kr0nImported2wk ago
I thought everyone gave up on Albania and burned it to the ground years ago? Why didn't they?
@@CyborgZetaImported2wk ago
I was under the impression that a lot of the Balkan countries are "Mafia states".
@@ryanthecImported2wk ago
Imagine a generation that believes this is how you affect change. Absolute garbage.
@@Offficial_Hindi_SongImported2wk ago
REGIME CHANGE is the new DISTRACTION everywhere.
@@dwnewsImported2wk ago
Can Albania's young protesters bring about political change, or will the government withstand the pressure?
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?