Edi Rama is expected to face protests in Dublin, former minister Etilda Gjonaj is mistakenly shot

2026-11-11 15:59:00 / POLITIKË ALFA PRESS

Edi Rama is expected to face protests in Dublin, former minister Etilda Gjonaj

Prime Minister Edi Rama and his accompanying staff were greeted with protests in Dublin as he attended an official meeting there. Dozens of Albanians, residents of Ireland, gathered in front of the building and as soon as Rama left, they started cheering.

They ask him to resign and call him a criminal, while the security services and the Irish Police do not intervene until some people from the crowd try to shoot him with whatever they have in their hands.

"Rama resigns! Go away, criminal," are some of the phrases chanted by Albanians in Dublin, while one of the protesters even throws a white object at the prime minister.

Edi Rama follows it with his eyes and dodges, but the object, which appears to be a pen, falls on former minister Etilda Gjonaj. She stands behind the prime minister as they both descend the stairs and then heads for her car.

"What the Godfather deserves! They shame him in the middle of Dublin," writes Democratic leader Sali Berisha, giving voice to the event in the Irish capital.

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