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Politiko 2026-10-15 19:02:00

Students and anger against the government, "Le Monde" and "Le

The protests against Edi Rama's government have attracted the attention of international media. Two of the most popular French newspapers, "Le Monde" and "Le Figaro", have covered the developments in Albania, where demonstrations and calls for the resignation of the prime minister continue to keep the political situation tense.

The newspaper "Le Monde" focuses on the protests in Tirana and the demonstrators' demand for Rama's removal. According to the description of the developments, the protests have spread to other cities, while students have become an important part of the mobilization.

The dissatisfaction of young people is related to the conditions in Albanian universities, the costs of studies and the lack of support. These demands are intertwined with broader dissatisfaction with the government and accusations of corruption.

"Le Figaro" has also paid attention to the protests, focusing on the anger displayed on the streets of the capital and the involvement of students in the anti-government movement.

Concerns about higher education, university conditions, and the prospects of young people are in focus, alongside objections to the way the government is run and accusations of corruption. Calls for the prime minister's resignation have become one of the protesters' main demands.

The coverage by the French media comes at a time when the protest has entered its third day, students continue to mobilize, and developments in Albania are being followed beyond the country's borders.

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