08/03/1996
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Republika

8 March 1996

LDSH awaits the election zones

Godoi: More than 13% of the Albanian electorate is ready to vote right LDSH will also take part in the decisive moment of this process of democratic change. This was the essence of the message from the leader of LDSH, during a statement to the media, in front of the large building where an important central hall of the Albanian political Right was located, shortly after the meeting of the RPSH E ended, and in response to questions about why his political subject was doing this to LDSH, the party was still one of the two main forces of the transition system and would necessarily return to the right-wing camp with the aim of establishing a name of unity and cooperation, in a project built under this condition for the right-wing subject of the country. That is what it said, concluding with the meaning: “Arret is very careful with the right errors.” It remains, in our situation, to discuss after the election results are announced - she said, with an open society. To be chosen on the basis of a proper electoral order is the only necessary way to determine the future of the country. This requires all leaders, together with citizens, to work out a solution within their sovereignty, in accordance with the practice of international forces that are there to help build stability, peace, and prosperity for our homeland. Furthermore, the new appointment of the Head of State will be the long function of this political campaign - he continued. • Emigration and leaving the country are two common phenomena • The issue of our party in the community, the same view in search of establishing the new democratic order • The chairman of PDSH constitutes an offering of the necessary relations of Albanians • Reports by MPs on the criteria used for representation

Why don’t men have exams?

Does today’s celebration of March 8 make sense? As the journalist/lawyer of a congress rightly asks? And how could the answer not be immediate? Only one alternative has come from the human game in organizations, how will it decide? No politician has the women’s attention? A politician, good or bad? Are there many men who hinder them? These are questions that come to the center of attention on the day’s issue, in which women do not emerge to solve the problem of equality, but such different solutions. In fact, March 8 has brought many smiles not only to the women of the Faculty of Medicine, but also to many other professional women. “You must give her what belongs to her,” says one of them. Then the decision has support for deciding how women’s problems should be solved, but when she hears it said: “They can be solved,” then she will have the conviction of what has befallen her. Are some things shorter, brighter, and more difficult than women’s problems? In this way, through the sharing of opinions, the tasks of certain parts of life will be found and solved. Women in every sector of the institution must have the corresponding rights and be equal with men. Everyone should value the work, sacrifices, and hardships of women who have given and continue to give everything for Albania’s freedom.

Report of the U.S. Department of State

Albania in the dock The preliminary assessments and the arguments of others, the “voices” instead of the causes produced, have given a clear answer. The report of the Department of State, which has worried observers pleasantly, regarding the assessment and developments in Albania, is clear: the process of elections and democratic transformation has brought political forces of the government and of the opposition into conflict, divided because of them. In its report, presented there through the department, addressed to the government, it is emphasized that conflicts, due to persistent and deep problems, for long-standing reformed issues and in the continuation of integration, remain. Several states, placed in a circumstance where there is a proper political policy against those on both sides, in order to have a good impact, are also set for the land of all our citizens. Was internal fighting the only way to raise the country’s political force, which the country’s president had not been the center of? However, the report includes that the challenges posed by the influence of a structure, where the role of an institution is to confront the force of tradition in this state, have held society and a good part of the country, while from another part the feeling has brought that, in the previous year, in its own figures, the rights and mobilization of Albanians are tied to the need for a new integration. The report says that steps must be taken to build further, in accordance with the practices of international forces that are there to help. Also praised are the hard positions taken when a new union of democratic forces is established, which in due time requires efforts to preserve public justice and to allow the building of democracy. Live waves in contrast to the conflicts over the people’s problems are today also one of the clearest other cases, but the report emphasizes that the state has shown concerns in many other places in the world, including Albania. It is expected that renewed pressure will come from outside to establish strong solutions, which will keep the country’s movement route at the center, in order to develop democratic society, establish new principles, and give voice to the missing forces. It is not enough to say this is only a matter of the day’s order. There are many points that must be grasped in place, and therefore the decision of a new minority must be taken carefully, understanding that the road to new changes is difficult and requires cooperation. This report would be highly critical of the efforts to respect human rights, at a time when there are no simple clear governments in the report: the achievement of elections must be watched, the efforts to enforce the law, and the repeated positions of clear governments against the search for democracy. The State Department report also reflects all decisions taken to rebuild the country after a multi-year period of transition, including the actions of a government sensitive to international pressure. It would be absurd to claim these were only internal political wars: the previous report and this year’s place Albania at the center of international scrutiny.