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Serbia si model për Shqipërinë? Narrativat pas fitores së studentëve
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Nga Jona Cenameri “Ku ndryshojnë dy vitet e protestave në Serbi nga dy javët në Tiranë?” “Nga Open Society i Sorosit te fondacioni i Partisë Demokratike: Biografitë pas listës ‘studentore’ të Serbisë” “Dy vite protesta…
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Foto ilustruese nga Levizja Studentore ne Serbi Nga Jona Cenameri “Ku ndryshojnë dy vitet e protestave në Serbi nga dy javët në Tiranë?” “Mundën Vuçiçin pas 12 vitesh në pushtet, por asnjëri nuk është student!” “Nga Open Society i Sorosit te fondacioni i Partisë Demokratike: Biografitë pas listës ‘studentore’ të Serbisë” “Dy vite protesta paqësore studentët duartrokasin policinë në Serbi“ “Studentët në Serbi i fituan zgjedhjet por respektin për policinë e ruajtën gjithmonë!“ “Zgjedhjet në Serbi, Berisha: Rama të ikë si Padrinoja i tij! Veliaj: Studentët, jo fundi i botës por fundi i një bote!” Këto janë disa prej mënyrave se si fitorja e Listës Studentore u lexua në hapësirën shqiptare. Përpara votimeve, Faktoje analizoi se si fushata e 25 tetorit kishte hyrë në debatin shqiptar. Pas zgjedhjeve, pyetja ndryshoi: Çfarë mund të mësojë Shqipëria nga zgjedhjet në Serbi? Fitorja Pas përsëritjes së votimit në 53 qendra, komisioni zgjedhor nw Serbi (RIK) publikoi rezultatet nga të gjitha…
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Serbia si model për Shqipërinë? Narrativat pas fitores së studentëve
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Nga Jona Cenameri “Ku ndryshojnë dy vitet e protestave në Serbi nga dy javët në Tiranë?” “Nga Open Society i Sorosit te fondacioni i Partisë Demokratike: Biografitë pas listës ‘studentore’ të Serbisë” “Dy vite protesta…
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