Students in Albania are continuing to resist Prime Minister Edi Rama, while there is still no agreement on dialogue between the parties.

An article has also dedicated this center to the Spanish newspaper El País, which has stressed that young people remain committed to their demands despite violent clashes with police and government dialogue bid.

According to the newspaper, the students rejected Rama’s offer, as they do not trust his intentions, while their main demand remains the prime minister’s resignation. On Wednesday, chairs were placed in front of the prime minister’s office with the inscription “Dialolog,” but protesters threw them in denial.

Despite physical fatigue and police pressure, activists are determined to continue the protests, demanding changes and a better future, Telegrafi broadcast.

The movement, which initially began in protest against controversial urban projects, has expanded with demands against corruption, high cost of living and conditions in education.

El País notes that distrust of the government and political parties is making it difficult to organise protesters, while last days’ clashes have left hundreds injured.