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Albanian student protests enter sixth day as Tirana clashes leave scores injured and 388 people charged, police say

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Student-led protests in Albania were in their sixth day when demonstrators and police clashed violently in Tirana on October 18. Police said 388 people had been charged and scores injured.

The protests are over corruption, jobs and education standards. Government buildings and banks were set alight, and stones were hurled at officers.

Police fired rubber bullets and water cannons. Protesters launched fireworks and set fire to government buildings, including multiple ministries.

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