
A fourth protester has died last night in Tirana, as a result of the violent clashes organized by the opposition in Albania, who want Prime Minister Sali Berisha to step down from office.
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Last update02:54:17 PM GMT

A fourth protester has died last night in Tirana, as a result of the violent clashes organized by the opposition in Albania, who want Prime Minister Sali Berisha to step down from office.

An earthquake with a 4 magnitude on Richter Scale was recorded at 2am Saturday, west of the town of Pluzine in Montenegro, the Seismic Institute of Montenegro announced.

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Three people were reported to have been killed and hundreds of others injured during today's violent demonstrations in Albania's capital, Tirana.
A number of police forces were also injured in the clashes.
In a live press conference which is taking place now, Prime Minister Sali Berisha put a direct blame on opposition leader Edi Rama for the violent protests and the unrest that has engulfed the capital. Berisha stated that Skender Gjinushi and Gramoz Ruci are also part of Edi Rama's group, responsible for what is happening in the capital.
He also said that Rama orchestrated the events in such a way as to take the turn of the recent events in Tunisia, aiming at creating mass unrest, which eventually resulted in the deaths of three citizens.
During the conference, it is being said that the lives of the innocent people were not taken by the guns of the police force, but by guns which protesters must have brought with them.
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Earlier today
The opposition demonstates today in Albania, to vioce their requests to overthrow Prime Minister Sali Berisha's government, and ask for early elections to be held.

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