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Symbolic image: Police use water cannon on masked protesters in Tirana

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Police use water cannon on masked protesters in Tirana

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Police used water cannon to disperse masked protesters in Tirana on Saturday, according to Al Jazeera. The protesters set off firecrackers and blocked roads, and Bloomberg reports that the protests turned violent as pressure on the prime minister continues.