As Prime Minister Edi Rama published photos of people with criminal records at the protest in a live communication, one of them, Jon Sinoimeri, who saw himself in the photos and the tab that Rama published, said that “he is a medical student with an average of 10 and no criminal record.
“Mr. Prime Minister came out today and accused me of the criminal offense of production and sale of narcotics. I am a medical student and this one invents legends about the king. I want to show all the grades I got with an average of 10.0.
You can't stop us with these lies.
These are the last efforts of a dictator. I was accompanied last Tuesday. They kept me for 7 and a half hours and then released me.
I don't know if I will report it, because I don't have time for useless reports. I don't believe in anything”, said Jon Sinoimeri. He added that he came out in protest for a better quality education, while he said that the protesters don't want dialogue.
Student protests across Europe are a desperate cry for help. It is an appeal made to governments by young people to build a better and hopeful future. Instead of paying attention and providing solutions to the problem, European politicians have decided to mistreat the protesters, read their demands differently and manipulate public opinion. taken from lajmifundit.al
