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The German media "Der Standard" echoes the national protest of the opposition

Politiko 2024-10-08 10:15:37

The German media "Der Standard" echoes the national protest of the

Yesterday evening, where the opposition protest took place, many major foreign media covered the event in real time. After the American and international media, the German ones have also echoed the national protest called by the opposition on the afternoon of October 7 in Tirana.

Der Standard starts its article with the title 'Severe riots during anti-government protests in Albania'.

The article

Serious riots broke out on Tuesday in the Albanian capital, Tirana. Thousands of opposition demonstrators fought street battles with police and threw Molotov cocktails at government buildings. Security forces used tear gas to disperse the crowd. More than 1,000 police officers were on duty.

Clashes broke out outside Prime Minister Edi Rama's office and the headquarters of his Socialist Party, with demonstrators setting fire to a poster of Rama with Molotov cocktails.

The disturbances also spread in the area in front of the Ministry of Interior and the office of the mayor of Tirana, who also belongs to the ruling party. There have been other confrontations between demonstrators and security forces. According to the police, ten police officers were injured.

Demonstrators accuse the ruling Socialist Party of Prime Minister Rama of corruption, cronyism and trying to silence the opposition.

"Join us, this is civil disobedience," protester Erges Eskiu said over a loudspeaker. "Everyone left and right, pensioners and students, parents, everyone has robbed you." They also protested against the house arrest of opposition leader Sali Berisha, who is accused of corruption while he was prime minister. Berisha denies any wrongdoing. The imprisonment of the opposition politician is also considered politically motivated./ Der Standard.

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