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Dialogue

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  1. October 2208:15GovernmentAfter the burned chairs, Rama places dialogue invitations on stone benches outside the Prime Minister's OfficeThe prime minister posted a video Thursday morning with his third invitation to protesters, a day after the previous chairs were thrown and burned on the boulevard.ANNCylindrical stone benches with sheets reading “Dialogue” in the square in front of the Prime Minister's Office building
  2. October 2108:25GovernmentRama puts the dialogue chairs back outside the Prime Minister's Office: no reason justifies violence, those who cause damage will payA day after protesters knocked them over and broke them, the prime minister set the chairs out again in front of the government building, calling on students and lecturers to distance themselves from violence.ANNPrime Minister Edi Rama places a chair bearing the word “DIALOG” in front of the steps of the Prime Minister's Office
  3. October 2015:40OpinionEmpty chairs are not dialogueThe invitation in front of the Prime Minister's Office and its rejection show the same thing: no one is yet building the bridge the students are asking for.
  4. October 2013:15GovernmentDialogue chairs outside the Prime Minister's Office knocked over as lecturers and students reject Rama's invitationRama set out chairs with letters of invitation in front of his office, but protesters tore them up and marched on the Ministry of Education; Salianji calls on the prime minister to resign.ANNPrime Minister Edi Rama sets out red chairs with invitations to dialogue in front of the steps of the Prime Minister's Office
  5. October 1913:02GovernmentRama renews offer of dialogue with protesters: ready at any time and without conditionsThe prime minister asked the protest organizers to distance themselves from violence and support peaceful rallies.ANN

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