14/06/1997
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Republika

14 June 1997

Former finance minister seized 360 million

The Mezini Commission names the sinners: Union for Democracy, 7 sent to the autumn; DBSH cleared; Ruçi in court. The mystery of Sude’s money is cleared up; her ties to the “People” are uncovered. A minister acted as intermediary

Berisha continues his policy of sowing division on the right

Apparently, he only talks and does not hear DBSH’s refusals During his election campaign, the President of the Republic has once again come out with an anti-communist appeal. But he himself has understood that this thesis sounds hollow coming from him, so, as a man before the DP, he is trying to declare himself right-wing. This led to the creation of the famous “Union for Democracy”, which gathered around itself several non-existent parties and associations. At first Berisha hoped that the traditionally right-wing parties would also join his new initiative. Although he had success with Legaliteti, he was unable to annex PR and Balli to his alliance. This compelled the Democratic leader to pursue a new policy toward DBSH. In a way, in his campaign he is asking it to come along with him too, but this is not working out for him. In his speech at the infamous Elbasan rally, Berisha once again mentioned the Republican electorate. The President of the Republic once again took responsibility for this electorate, which, according to him, needs the warm hand of the Democratic Party. The offer Berisha initially made at the DP National Council to PRSH and Balli prompted a reaction from these two parties the very next day. According to the party leaders and forums, Berisha received a clear answer. PR and Balli intend to recognize only their alliance with DBSH and are not at all tempted by Berisha’s offer. Indeed, recently Berisha has been called a diversionist by the Republicans, someone pursuing a misguided policy. Despite the negative answers coming from the headquarters of the parties Berisha has approached, the country’s President continues to make a show of it. As if the country’s leader did not continue to make a show of it. As if the country’s leader did not continue to make a show of it. As if the country’s leader did not continue to make a show of it. As if the country’s leader did not continue to make a show of it. As if the country’s leader did not continue to make a show of it. As if the country’s leader did not continue to make a show of it. As if the country’s leader did not continue to make a show of it. As if the country’s leader did not continue to make a show of it. As if the country’s leader did not continue to make a show of it. As if the country’s leader did not continue to make a show of it. As if the country’s leader did not continue to make a show of it. As if the country’s leader did not continue to make a show of it. As if the country’s leader did not continue to make a show of it. As if the country’s leader did not continue to make a show of it. As if the country’s leader did not continue to make a show of it. As if the country’s leader did not continue to make a show of it. As if the country’s leader did not continue to make a show of it. As if the country’s leader did not continue to make a show of it. As if the country’s leader did not continue to make a show of it. As if the country’s leader did not continue to make a show of it. As if the country’s leader did not continue to make a show of it. As if the country’s leader did not continue to make a show of it. As if the country’s leader did not continue to make a show of it. Berisha is a consistent politician. He has shown that, whenever he has made up his mind, he has taken his game all the way to the end. Berisha has always pursued this policy and has not had to make any effort now. Just remember the pyramid-scheme revolts. It never even occurred to him to appease the crowds or make the changes that had been demanded of him. For this reason he stood motionless until the country was gripped. For this reason he stood motionless until the country, gripped, went over the edge. Berisha is a politician who only moves forward. He never looks back to learn from his own mistakes. As such, he has no reason to betray himself, with all his many [unclear]. As such, he has no reason to betray himself, with all his many [unclear]. Mentioning it or growing tired of consistent politics. Mentioning it or growing tired of consistent politics. Mentioning it or growing tired of consistent politics. Mentioning it or growing tired of consistent politics. Mentioning it or growing tired of consistent politics. Mentioning it or growing tired of consistent politics. Mentioning it or growing tired of consistent politics. Mentioning it or growing tired of consistent politics. Mentioning it or growing tired of consistent politics. Mentioning it or growing tired of consistent politics. Mentioning it or growing tired of consistent politics. Mentioning it or growing tired of consistent politics. Mentioning it or growing tired of consistent politics. Mentioning it or growing tired of consistent politics. Mentioning it or growing tired of consistent politics. Mentioning it or growing tired of consistent politics. Mentioning it or growing tired of consistent politics. Berisha is a politician who only moves forward. He never looks back to learn from his own mistakes. As such, he has no reason to betray himself, with all his many [unclear]. As such, he has no reason to betray himself, with all his many [unclear]. Mentioning it or growing tired of consistent politics. Mentioning it or growing tired of consistent politics. Mentioning it or growing tired of consistent politics. Mentioning it or growing tired of consistent politics. Mentioning it or growing tired of consistent politics. Berisha is a politician who only moves forward. He never looks back to learn from his own mistakes. As such, he has no reason to betray himself, with all his many [unclear]. As such, he has no reason to betray himself, with all his many [unclear].

Berisha’s portrait is removed. The Guard is scattered

Don’t forget yesterday, today ... and vote Today, Saturday, 14 June ’97, at 12:00, at the theatre in the town of Peshkopi, DBSH announces its candidates. Tomorrow, Sunday, 15 June ’97, at 11:00 in the town of Fier, and at 17:00 in Mallakastër, the candidates of the United Albanian Right will be announced.

ELBASAN the day after: Anger and pain in the “cursed” city

Special report P. 11

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