Politics updated November 6, 2026 at 13:46

‘Dhuna na ka shokuar’/ Ambasadorja e Holandës reagon për protestat në Shqipëri, ja mesazhi i saj

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Ambasadorja e Holandës në Shqipëri, Marleen Monster, ka deklaruar nga Korça se dhuna e shfaqur gjatë protestave në Shqipëri ka qenë shqetësuese. Gjatë një prononcimi për mediat, pas një takimi me përfaqësues të organeve ligjzbatuese, me fokus lirinë e medias, diplomatja u ndal te vlerësimi i Komisionit Europian për Shqipërinë, lufta kundër korrupsionit, shteti i së drejtës dhe protestat qytetare. Monster theksoi se raporti i progresit evidenton arritjet e Shqipërisë, por edhe çështje që kërkojnë më shumë vëmendje dhe punë, veçanërisht liria e medias dhe e shprehjes. Ajo nënvizoi se protestat janë një e drejtë themelore, ndërsa dhuna është e papranueshme dhe ka shkaktuar habi e tronditje. Intervista e plotë me gazetarët: Pyetje: Cili është opinioni juaj për vlerësimin e Komisionit Europian për lirinë e medias? Ambasadorja Marleen Monster: Sikundër ndoshta keni parë dhe keni dëgjuar në lidhje me raportin e progresit, ai shënon shumë nota pozitive për të cilat Shqipëria ka bërë progres…

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‘Dhuna na ka shokuar’/ Ambasadorja e Holandës reagon për protestat në Shqipëri, ja mesazhi i saj

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