2026-10-14 15:49:47Fokus SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX

For two days, dozens of young people have been gathering in front of the Ministry of Education to protest.

Today they even set it on fire.

Student protesters demand a more just and equal society, which this Government, according to them, is not providing.

There is a surprising detail, however.

While many MPs and ministers have reacted, the only one who is not speaking is the Minister of Education, Mirela Kumbaro, to whom the protesters have gone to the door.

She hasn't said a word, remaining strangely silent.

The last post he made on social media was yesterday before the start of the protest, when, together with the chairman of the Albanian-American Board for Development, Michael Granoff, at the launch of work on the creation of new facilities for the National Educational Services Agency.

From then on, there was only silence, while she should have been the first to react.

First, invite students to listen to what their demands are (make a normal effort, as it would be difficult for anyone to get there).

Second, to condemn the violence that was taking place in front of her Ministry's door, from both sides.

Third, and this is the most difficult point for Albanian politicians, he should also consider resigning, if this leads to a resolution of the crisis.

Of course, the students did not come out for her head, but for those of Edi Rama.

But even Kumbaro could make a word or an effort to show why she is Edi Rama's longest-serving minister.

Not because she is good at it and obeys the latter, but because she is a responsible politician.

So far, he has missed this chance!

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