Police used tear gas during demonstrations in Tirana and other cities
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Students demand support from the government to solve educational conditions and economic problems.
While there was tension on the third day of the demonstrations, high school students and citizens also supported today's demonstrations.
Before the demonstration held in front of the Ministry of Education in Tirana, students walked through the streets of the capital.
While the police forces used tear gas to disperse the demonstrators in front of the Ministry of Education and the Parliament building, the demonstrators also threw stones and other objects at the police.
Police detained some demonstrators.
Demonstrations were also held within the same framework in the cities of Elbasan, Görice and Vlorë.
Stating that they demand support from the government to solve the problems they have experienced throughout their education life, students state that they face problems such as educational conditions, inadequate investments, high rental prices, lack of student dormitories and outdated curriculum.
Students noted that they would continue their demonstrations in the following days.
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Students will continue their demonstrations in the following days.
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