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PM Rama launches new rule of law campaigns amid tense political climate

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TIRANA, Nov. 6 – In similar style to the beginning of the first 2013-2017 mandate, Socialist Party Prime Minister Edi Rama who was few months ago re-elected to rule the country for another four years in a stronger term of office, has announced the launch of three nationwide campaigns to fight organized crime, reform the tap water system and discipline river quarrying to prevent further soil erosion and flooding. The reforms come only two months after a new stronger Socialist Party government has taken over and at a time when the political situation in the country is tense following a…

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  • "With the start of the vetting process, the prosecutor's offices will no longer be unattended churches or mosques where criminals pray, be they right or left wing ones. I am fully optimistic of the involvement of FBI agents," said Rama. In a meeting with the country’s mayors on Monday, Prime Minister Edi Rama warned of harsh penalties as part of two upcoming nationwide campaigns to curb abuse of tap water and discipline quarrying along the country’s rivers, the latter often blamed for massive flash floods.

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