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Thousands of Albanians demonstrated for a second consecutive day against a controversial $4 billion coastal development project backed by Jared Kushner.
Thousands of Albanians demonstrated for a second consecutive day against a $4 billion coastal development project backed by Jared Kushner. The protests suggest sustained public anger, not a one-day political moment. Albanian citizens are concerned enough to keep showing up, which means the project has become a focal point for broader grievances about corruption or foreign influence.
Kushner's involvement in a major land deal in another country while maintaining a position of influence in the Trump orbit raises obvious questions about conflicts of interest. The Albanians protesting seem to view the deal as a threat to their country's interests or sovereignty. The fact that protests continued into a second day suggests this won't fade quickly.
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