AP/W.POST/ LLAZAR SEMINI /
Tens of thousands peacefully marched through Tirana in a promised anti-government demonstration honoring 3 killed last week in a violent clash that also injured more than 150 protesters and security officers.
More protests are planned. "As long as the causes of the Jan. 21 protest exist, our protests will continue," Socialist lawmaker Saimir Tahiri told AP.
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