Edi Rama (R), Tirana mayor and leader of the Socialist Party, meets a delegate during the electoral congress of the Socialist Party in Tirana August 29, 2009. Reuters Pictures 3 months ago

Edi Rama (R), Tirana mayor and leader of the Socialist Party, meets a delegate during the electoral congress of the Socialist Party in Tirana August 29, 2009.

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  1. Albania's main opposition Socialist Party leader Edi Rama (C), leads opposition supporters during a march in downtown Tirana on November 20, 2009. Thousands of opposition supporters began a weekend of protests accusing Prime Minister Sali Berisha's government of electoral fraud and demanding a recount of ballots cast in June polls.
  2. Edi Rama, leader of the opposition Socialist Party, speaks during a protest against the government, organized by Albanian opposition parties, in Tirana November 20, 2009. The protesters demand a recount of votes from June's general election which they say was stolen. The Socialists have been boycotting parliament since the June 28 election which gave the ruling Democratic Party a second mandate by the smallest margin in any election since the end of communism in Albania.
  3. Edi Rama (R), leader of the opposition Socialist Party, speaks during a protest against the government, organized by Albanian opposition parties, in Tirana November 20, 2009. The protesters demand a recount of votes from June's general election which they say was stolen. The Socialists have been boycotting parliament since the June 28 election which gave the ruling Democratic Party a second mandate by the smallest margin in any election since the end of communism in Albania.
  4. Edi Rama, leader of the opposition Socialist Party, speaks during a protest against the government, organized by Albanian opposition parties, in Tirana November 20, 2009. The protesters demand a recount of votes from June's general election which they say was stolen. The Socialists have been boycotting parliament since the June 28 election which gave the ruling Democratic Party a second mandate by the smallest margin in any election since the end of communism in Albania.
  5. Edi Rama, leader of the opposition Socialist Party, speaks during a protest against the government, organized by Albanian opposition parties, in Tirana November 20, 2009. The protesters demand a recount of votes from June's general election which they say was stolen. The Socialists have been boycotting parliament since the June 28 election which gave the ruling Democratic Party a second mandate by the smallest margin in any election since the end of communism in Albania.
  6. Albanian main opposition Socialist Party leader Edi Rama speaks during a protest asking for a probe of their allegations of vote rigging by Prime Minister Sali Berisha's governing Democratic Party, in Tirana, Albania, Friday, Nov. 20, 2009.
  7. Albanian main opposition Socialist Party leader Edi Rama speaks during a protest asking for a probe of their allegations of vote rigging by Prime Minister Sali Berisha's governing Democratic Party, in Tirana, Albania, Friday, Nov. 20, 2009.

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