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Protests until Rama's resignation / Students begin marches at capital universities, calls for boycott of classes
Students began marching through Tirana universities, continuing protests against the government and calling for a boycott of classes. Marches started at the Polytechnic and moved toward the Arts University and other faculties.
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- Balkanweb “Protestë deri në dorëheqjen e Ramës”/ Studentët nisin marshimin në Universitetet e kryeqytetit, thirrje për bojkot të mësimit
- ABC News Albania Penguan qarkullimin gjatë protestës/ Policia: Gjobiten 16 protestues, procedohen penalisht dy të mitur Police fined 16 protesters and criminally charged two minors following a demonstration in Tirana yesterday where roads were blocked and traffic disrupted.
- Balkanweb “Bojkotoni mësimin, bashkohuni me ne!”/ Studentët nisin ditën e 22-të të protestës, bashkohen te Politekniku, thirrje për të braktisur auditorët Students protesting against the government entered day 22 of demonstrations, gathering at Tirana's Polytechnic University and calling on peers to boycott classes and expand the movement.
- Balkanweb VIDEO/ Protesta e 22, kërkohet largimi i Ramës! Studentët vendosin fotografi të dhunës policore në Universitetin Politeknik: Diktator, sa shpejt harroni! Students at the November 22 protest displayed photographs of police violence against youth at Tirana's Polytechnic University, rejecting PM Rama's dialogue calls with signs reading 'Dialog' and 'Dictator, how soon you forget.'
- Tirana Times Anti Government Protests in Albania A report documents Albania's ongoing student-led mobilization as a prolonged political and institutional crisis, covering developments through November 1, 2026, including police powers and freedom of movement issues.
- Reporter.al Një në pesë arrestime gjatë protestave, në shkelje të ligjit Police have arrested hundreds of young protesters since October 13 anti-government protests, with one police officer shown making an offensive gesture at protesters near the Education Ministry.
- Citizens Channel Dita e 154-t e protestës Daily protests against the government continued on Saturday, day 154, with citizens and students gathering at the Ministry of Education around noon despite rain, chanting slogans against the government.
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