Nano's resignation postponed for 100 days. The Prime Minister's Office reveals the plan. Compromise with Berisha's departure
Chief Prosecutor Rakipi's resignation puts Parliament in a difficult position. Page 3
Nano's resignation postponed for 100 days. The Prime Minister's Office reveals the plan. Compromise with Berisha's departure
Berisha warns the DP: After my arrest, keep calm
Chief Prosecutor Rakipi's resignation puts Parliament in a difficult position. Page 3
Dialogue with conditions
“Coup d'état”—a lifeboat for the corrupt Government?
Salvation for the corrupt Government?
“Coup d'état”—a lifeboat for the corrupt Government?
The political accusation of a “coup d'état” is not being institutionalized.
President Meidani has finally found a solution (let us not call it mechanical), attributing the destruction of state institutions to “anti-Albanian circles.” It is still unclear whether Prime Minister Nano, who struck the pose of a grotesque dictator after coming down from the mountain, has agreed with the President's arguments and judgments. The international appeal not to fan the flames of revenge has “brought down to earth” government leaders and senior Socialist officials. Majko spoke yesterday of “unconditional dialogue with the non-incriminated leaders of the DP,” which means that the political process of change, initiated by the right-wing, will be channeled through institutional avenues. The resignation of the current prime minister is seen as necessary in this process. Indeed, the coalition leaders and well-known PS deputies are also aware of this act's necessity. Through re- Continued on page 3
Nano places the capital under control; Berisha stations forces at headquarters and sends the kreçat into the streets
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Statement: The PR has distanced itself from acts of violence. Mediu: Revenge for Azem, rebuilding Albania
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Perry to Berisha: America opposes lifting immunity. Secret of the conversation between Teta and the DP leader revealed
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POLITICS
• DP: hunger strike in the cells. • Bezhan has lost his seal. • Prosecutors moved their families out on the day of the unrest. • Balli: We do not deal with phantom governments. • Socialists split over Berisha; two vote against. Pp. 2–5
ECONOMY
• Kakavija, attack with heavy artillery. • Malaj asks the prosecution to verify the assets. • Dini: There is no help in violence. Nano should find the killer, Berisha should stop the violence. Pp. 8–9
CHRONICLE
• Military commandos guarding Tirana. • Waves of fear in the Adriatic. • 13-year-old girl abducted on the day of the unrest. • Thieves “hang” around Qafë Krrabë. • The owner’s son is killed. Pp. 6–7
Press conference Today at 10:00 at the PR headquarters. DBSH is holding a press conference.
