Sali Lusha’s son arrested in Tropojë; “Brisku” takes over the Tirana Court
Five hours of tension, crowds on the verge of exploding
CHAOS
Sali Lusha’s son arrested in Tropojë
“Brisku” takes over the Tirana Court
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When we complain to Europe about... Albanians
EDITORIAL
By Agim BAÇI
Albanians rushed to present the Europeans with a dossier of Berisha’s actions, accusing the Democratic leader of being behind the destabilization of Albania. The Albanian Government’s report on this event was so quick and so clear that the Government seemed like one of the many international organizations monitoring the situation in Albania. Other dossiers, drawn up by the authorities against the opposition in general, have also gone straight to the chanceries, with a red card on the road to Europe. Thus, for three years, the Government has seemed satisfied when it lays the blame on the opposition, and distressed when, because of these “faults,” Albanians are continually left without the chance to live as true Europeans. This story continues to be part of our bad fortune simply because of one small mistake: government officials forget that when they speak to European institutions, they are not presenting a dossier of the opposition’s actions, but of their own government’s. ...there is no way to set the situation right when the prime minister answers with the anti-political word “never” when dialogue is at issue. ...The political situation can never belong to just one side. Even less so to the opposition. If the Government cannot keep the situation under control and sit down for dialogue with its political opponents, if the Government continues to call the other part of Albanian politics an enemy when it goes to speak before the international community, then the latter is right not to hold back the slaps it delivers whenever we remind it of our wish to join Europe.
The government seemed to be one of the many international asso-[?]ciations the authorities concerning the opposition in general, had already made their way to the doors of Western chancelleries. But the government seems not to have anticipated this dossier, carefully written by secretaries wearing makeup and even more carefully, would one day bring the slap of [lagrebit?], which Albania received
Court releases DRITAN AVDYLIN from prison
List of the names of 70 people who have won the right to employment in Italy
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Deadlines expire, charges dismissed
Court releases DRITAN AVDYLIN from prison
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Tropojë breaks the “Alliance for the State”
Meta: Melo must be expelled, otherwise I resign
[The main article appears to be cut off on the left.] Tropojë is pushing the “Alliance for the State” coalition toward a crisis. The crisis among the parties in this coalition, connected with the violent events of recent days in Bashkudhura [?], has become apparent. The parties appeared quite supportive of the Government and Prime Minister Ilir Meta. But the response of Vasil Melo, leader of the PBDNJ, was not so accommodating; in an interview given to the “Voice of America” radio service, he condemned the acts of violence carried out by the police against citizens, including the detention of Sali Berisha.
Five charges are being filed against Edi Rama
Unpaid bills amount to 120 million lekë
The first phase has not been completed, even though TBU has “withdrawn its forces” toward the Municipality. The actual appearance of the three ministries in the first phase, now inaugurated by Prime Minister Ilir Meta, Mayor Edi Rama and others, is different from what had been advertised. The third floor of the Ministry of Public Economy and Privatization has still not been completed, with windows fitted with aluminum and copper shutters. Pages 12, 13
Brother of a CEC member killed
He was buying a hamburger when they shot him with a pistol
Executed with bread in his mouth. A 30-year-old man was killed in the late afternoon on Wednesday in front of the Municipality building, as he was heading to a nearby kiosk. The incident took place at around 16:45 on Wednesday, when the citizen Çesk Luigi Koka, brother of CEC member Gasper Koka, was buying a hamburger. At that moment, a “Benz” car approached him and stopped just one step away from the victim. Page 8
Alarm in healthcare: 20,000 vaccinations
AIDS
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Business speaks Albanian in Pristina
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Announcement
Today, at 10:30, the PRSH Presidency will hold a press conference at the PRSH Central Headquarters.