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Palman an House ki kache nan pak la yon mèt san soti nan kare prensipal la epi li se surounded pa polisye ame. Lè yo di "pa gen okenn foto", se sa ki pa yon blag. Se Aksè nan palman an rankontre woulo nan fil fil fè. Tout bagay sa a se okoumansman de revòlt yo ki te ale sou dis ane de sa. E menm nan lakou a nan palman an an nou rankontre - pil fatra. Espesyalman, Albani pa ka sanble yo rezoud pwoblèm nan nan koleksyon ak pou elimine yo fatra ak tout peyi a se toufe sou sit pil fatra. Si fatra se ranmase kò l menm pa bò a nan yon palman an, ki pale yon bagay. Tirana gen plizyè mize ki enteresan, yon pak gwo nan sant vil la, bèl View panoramic nan lavil la kolore, ak plis ankò. Men, pandan ke nou yo tou dousman abitye rete nan kapital la nan Albani, nou pral byento pou fè yo sonje ke Tirana a se sèlman yon oasis bèl, ki te antoure pa byen lwen plis brital atmosfè.
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Parliament House is hidden in the park a hundred meters from the main square and is surounded by heavily armed policemen. When they say "no photographing", that is not a joke. Access to parliament is obstructed by rolls of barbed wire. All this is reminiscent of the riots that have been going on ten years ago. And even in the courtyard of the parliament we encountered - piles of garbage. Specifically, Albania can not seem to solve the problem of collection and disposal of garbage and the whole country is choking on dump sites. If trash is piled even by the side of a parliament, that speaks something. Tirana has several interesting museums, a large park in the city center, beautiful panoramic view of the colorful city, and much more. And while we are slowly accustomed to staying in the capital city of Albania, we will soon be reminded that Tirana is only a pleasant oasis, surrounded by far more brutal atmosphere.