Albania adopts fines for violent protests, Euronews reports
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Mass protests in Albania have been ongoing since June over plans to build a luxury resort in an ecologically sensitive coastal area, The Insider reports. On Sunday, October 25, another large demonstration took place in the Albanian capital Tirana, The Insider reports. Albania has introduced measures to impose fines of up to €5,500 on individuals involved in violent protests, Euronews reports.
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The Insider states: Mass protests in Albania have been ongoing since June over plans to build a luxury resort in an ecologically sensitive coastal area.
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The Insider states: The resort project is linked to investments by Jared Kushner, the son-in-law of US President Donald Trump.
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The Insider states: On Sunday, October 25, another large demonstration took place in the Albanian capital Tirana.
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Euronews states: Albania has introduced measures to impose fines of up to €5,500 on individuals involved in violent protests.
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