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The 2004 Albanian protests, commonly known as the Nano Go Away movement, were a series of opposition-led anti-government demonstrations in Albania during February, March and April 2004. The movement was led by former president Sali Berisha and the Democratic Party of Albania (PD), together with nine other opposition parties, and demanded the resignation of Prime Minister Fatos Nano, the formation of an interim government and early elections.
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