“Dialolog,” Prime Minister Rama again puts the chairs before the prime minister: 1001 reasons not to justify violence

“Dialolog,” Prime Minister Rama again puts the chairs before the prime minister: 1001 reasons not to justify violence

“Dialolog,” Prime Minister Rama again puts the chairs before the prime minister: 1001 reasons not to justify violence

Prime Minister Edi Rama has again placed chairs before the prime minister, where he has once again left the invitation for dialogue with protesters.

Rama in a video posted on Facebook stresses that even 1001 discontent does not reason violence.

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There are 1001 disappointments, 1001 problems, 1001 problems. There may be 1001 reasons to protest, but no reason justifys violence. Every reason is a more argument for dialogue. For dialogue with people sharing the same country, having the same common home, among people who want the same thing, how to make Albania better.

The right to protest is undeniable, violence is punishable crime, Rama says.

He said further that yesterday the dialogue received the response to violence.

Today dialogue is here again. My hand is extended to all those who think differently from me and most of those who are terrorised under the pressure of violence, he said. /Telegraphy/

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