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Caos a Tirana, scontri violenti e 194 persone fermate nel Paese

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Nel sesto giorno di proteste contro il governo del premier Edi Rama, proseguono gli scontri violenti nel centro di Tirana tra forze di polizia e manifestanti, con lanci di pietre, bombe molotov e razzi pirotecnici da parte dei dimostranti e risposta delle forze dell'ordine con lacrimogeni, idranti e proiettili di gomma.
È stato dato alle fiamme il pianterreno di un commissariato di polizia vicino a un carcere.
Finora sono state arrestate 194 persone in tutto il Paese.

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Le proteste contro il governo del premier Edi Rama sono iniziate sei giorni fa e proseguono con crescente violenza nel centro di Tirana.

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È guerriglia nelle vie del centro di Tirana, dove proseguono ininterrottamente, violenti scontri tra le forze di polizia e i manifestanti, nel sesto giorno di proteste contro il governo del premier Edi Rama. Sono stati lanciati sassi, bombe molotov e razzi pirotecnici contro le forze dell'ordine che hanno fatto uso di lacrimogeni, idranti e proiettili di gomma. In fiamme il pianterreno di un commissariato di polizia, vicino al quale si trova anche un carcere dove vengono trattenuti i detenuti in custodia cautelare. Sono 194 le persone arrestate finora, in tutto il Paese.

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Le proteste e gli scontri continueranno nei prossimi giorni se non ci saranno interventi di mediazione o concessioni da parte del governo.
Likely · Within days

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Quali sono le richieste specifiche dei manifestanti oltre alla opposizione al governo Rama?
Le forze dell'ordine hanno subito feriti o perdite negli scontri?
Qual è la situazione attuale dei detenuti nel carcere vicino al commissariato dato alle fiamme?

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