20/11/1996
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Republika

20 November 1996

Hajdari’s second December?

The Society’s chief “nalkalist”: Xheka, may Hajdari be a third one? ... Or do those pretenders want to reinstate the disgraced [unclear]? The game goes on. Events have become more tense than expected. Accusations and counteraccusations. Vi-

Will a rift be felt in the pyramid-scheme camp?

THE SPECIALISTS WORKING INSIDE THE FIRMS SPEAK Strict police checks in Tirana Police officers: “We have been ordered to check for weapons and drugs and to stop any vehicle at the slightest suspicion” P. 2 • How can the consequences of a bankruptcy be avoided or minimized? • Those most exposed to the consequences of losses in the event of a possible collapse are clients who deal in large sums and over long periods • The powerful Croatian firm “Project Enginiering” lured 80% of its clientele toward ruin by applying services with [text cut off]. The monthly installment withdrawals drove clients into the abyss. P. 4

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S. R… [headline cut off and illegible] reinstate the [unclear] replacement…? expected. Accusations and counteraccusations. Victory looks bloody. The scales tip now toward Azemi, now toward Valeri. The press is the referee. Undoubtedly, it is the biggest winner in events that unfold in the direction the press itself prefers. Two nearly chilling accusations against the current leader and the one seeking to take his place. Twenty-five questions were put to Azem Hajdari, the chairman of the [unclear]…? With every question, an accusation. The current chairman of the Parliamentary Commission for SHIK is asked questions implying that he was recruited by the State Security Service. Continued on page 8

The Berat gang in Kruja prison

P. 2

At Tirana Emergency: Risk of infection due to shortage of syringes

P. 4

The Socialists take to the streets. Mejdani in search of the culprit

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A 106-year-old woman dies on the threshold of two century-ends

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One hour on the Durrës-Bari route