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Studentët marshojnë drejt Ministrisë së Arsimit, ultimatum Ramës: Duam dorëheqjen
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Protesta e studentëve e nisur në ambientet e Fakultetit të Ekonomikut, është zhvendosur drejt Ministrisë së Arsimit, ku të rinjtë kanë vijuar tubimin me thirrje të forta kundër qeverisë dhe klasës politike në vend.
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An excerpt from Gazeta Koha Jone
Protesta e studentëve e nisur në ambientet e Fakultetit të Ekonomikut, është zhvendosur drejt Ministrisë së Arsimit, ku të rinjtë kanë vijuar tubimin me thirrje të forta kundër qeverisë dhe klasës politike në vend. Të pajisur me pankarta dhe slogane proteste, studentët kanë artikuluar kërkesën për dorëheqjen e kryeministrit Edi Rama, duke e cilësuar largimin e tij si kusht të panegociueshëm. Gjatë marshimit nuk kanë munguar as thirrjet për revolucion dhe ndryshim të sistemit politik. Pavarësisht ofertave të përsëritura të kryeministrit për të zhvilluar një proces dialogu me përfaqësuesit e studentëve, këta të fundit kanë refuzuar të ulen në tryezën e…
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Gazeta Koha Jone Albania · publisher's date
Studentët marshojnë drejt Ministrisë së Arsimit, ultimatum Ramës: Duam dorëheqjen
By Redi
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Protesta e studentëve e nisur në ambientet e Fakultetit të Ekonomikut, është zhvendosur drejt Ministrisë së Arsimit, ku të rinjtë kanë vijuar tubimin me thirrje të forta kundër qeverisë dhe klasës politike në vend.
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Gijotina Albania · publisher's date
Studentët marshojnë drejt Ministrisë së Arsimit, thirrje për dorëheqjen e Ramës: Nuk pranojmë dialog!
Pas protestës në ambientet e Fakultetit Ekonomik, studentët kanë vijuar marshimin drejt Ministrisë së Arsimit, duke kërkuar dorëheqjen e kryeministrit
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