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Car bomb kills driver in Gjirokastër

A car bombing in Gjirokastër resulted in the death of the driver, Beqir Devolli, who was allegedly involved in drug trafficking. Another passenger was reported to be out of danger.

Anti-government protests continued for their 134th consecutive day in Tirana, with citizens demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Edi Rama. Separately, a draft law concerning the Criminal Procedure Code has been introduced, proposing a system of prior censorship for the media.

Ergys Agasi, identified as an influential coordinator within power circles, remains a subject of scrutiny as he faces accusations from the Special Anti-Corruption Structure (SPAK) regarding organized crime and tender manipulation. Prime Minister Edi Rama highlighted development in Malësi e Madhe and Përmet, and is reportedly suppressing internal criticism within the Socialist Party over a new territorial map.

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Driver Dies in Gjirokastër Car Bombing

A car bombing in Gjirokastër resulted in the death of the driver, Beqir Devolli, who was allegedly involved in drug trafficking in Greece. The incident also left a passenger, Erigels Mela, injured but reportedly out of danger.

Ergys Agasi's Influence in Power Circles Highlighted

Ergys Agasi is identified as an influential coordinator within the upper echelons of power. He faces accusations from the Special Anti-Corruption Structure (SPAK) for involvement in organized crime, manipulation of public tenders, and undue influence.

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