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Violent clashes erupted Saturday in Albania's capital Tirana between police and protesters demonstrating against corruption and poor education conditions. Police deployed water cannons, tear gas, and rubber bullets to disperse crowds. Demonstrators threw cobblestones and fireworks, with some attempting to attack government buildings and the Socialist Party headquarters of Prime Minister Edi Rama. The protests have escalated since students returned to school in mid-October, with over 300 injuries reported. The unrest began as peaceful opposition to a tourist project linked to US President Donald Trump's family but has turned violent. Saturday's casualties included two journalists, an officer, four protesters, and an elected official.