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Albanian immigrant comes from Greece for student protest in Tirana

Lapsi.al 2026-10-20 12:51:22

Albanian immigrant comes from Greece for student protest in Tirana

An Albanian immigrant living in Greece has joined the protest of students, professors and citizens gathered in front of the Prime Minister's Office, expressing concern about the situation and clashes during the protests.  

She claimed that she had come from Greece specifically to be part of the protest, specifically mentioning the case of the student who, according to her, was tied to the railings. The immigrant called on political representatives in the Assembly to take action before the situation escalates further.

"Cursed be all the politicians who put student youth at risk! Do they want a January 21st? What are these people? How can they leave the youth like this? I came from Greece, Castile, for this day. I came for that student tied to the railing. They in Parliament must take action, before it's too late. Shame on everyone!", said the protester.

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