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What began as an environmental protest in Albania has turned into a protest against the government, as an accumulation of all citizens’ grievances.
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Bob Dylan plays two shows at the Greek Theater in Berkeley this weekend, so tune in for a musical retrospective from over a half-century of Dylan performing in the Bay Area. -
Image courtesy of Co-SignThe Mercury Prize-winning artist spoke to KALW's Tshego Letsoalo ahead of his show in Berkeley.
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