Lejla Sadiku
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Satisfaction with the government and parliament in the country are both low, according to a survey. Only 27% of respondents reported being satisfied with the government, and satisfaction with parliament was only slightly higher at 30%. Overall levels of satisfaction with the key institutions that govern the country appear to be quite low based on the survey results.
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