Albania opposition disrupts parliament session after violent street protests
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Opposition politicians in Albania have set off flares in the country's parliament following weeks of violent anti-government protests. Covered by 5 outlets: 2 lean left, 1 are centre, 2 lean right.
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Albanian opposition lawmakers disrupt parliament with smoke flares and furious attacks on socialist PM
Sali Berisha's microphone was cut after he declared ruling lawmakers "deserve tear gas" as Democratic Party members lit flares inside parliament.
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Albanian opposition storms parliament, sets off flares and smoke bombs
Opposition lawmakers disrupt parliament session, accusing prime minister of downplaying ongoing antigovernment protests.
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Albania: opposition MPs disrupt parliament with smoke flares
Opposition MPs disrupted a parliamentary session in Albania by brandishing smoke flares and displaying photographs of injured protesters. They accused police of using violence against demonstrators demanding Prime Minister Edi Rama's resignation.
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Albanian MPs set off flares in parliament after weeks of anti-government protests
Opposition politicians in Albania have set off flares in the country's parliament following weeks of violent anti-government protests.
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Albania opposition disrupts parliament session after violent street protests - Reuters
Albania opposition disrupts parliament session after violent street protests Reuters
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