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Viti 62 - Nr. 1 mars 6 korrik 1993

Elbasan, the mystery of platinum

Another 30 kilograms of zinc are also missing The Metallurgical Combine will be sealed off by the civil guard EDMOND ILAÇI First the water from the cooling towers disappeared, then the copper from the cables, and finally the platinum. Every day, valuable metals and entire pieces of equipment are stolen from the workshops of the former Elbasan Metallurgical Combine. The latest sign of decay is the disappearance of 30 kilograms of zinc. If the order to shut down several departments of the former combine is enforced, the entrance gate will be guarded only by the civil guard. For the managers of the enterprise, this is the only way to stop the thefts. Illustrative photo of the condition of the department [?]. Workers say the warehouses are emptied every night and nobody is held responsible. According to them, machine parts are sold as scrap, while raw materials disappear without a trace. Local managers state that there is no budget for security and that supervision is inadequate. In some departments there is no electricity anymore, while industrial water has been cut off for a long time. Metallurgical Combine in Elbasan
Edmond Ilaçi Elbasan

Embassy in Rome: "Brutal expulsions"

Embassy in Rome: "Brutal expulsions" The political confrontation over the Greek issue continues President Berisha publicly revealed the discrepancy between the accusation and the statement made by the Italian police regarding the hiding of more than 20 million dollars in the diplomatic vehicle of the Albanian embassy in Rome. In a press release, the Albanian embassy in Italy describes the measures taken against Albanian emigrants as "brutal expulsions." At the same time, the political clash in Tirana continues to intensify due to controversies over relations with Greece and the treatment of emigrants. A photograph of the official behind bars accompanies the article titled "How he escaped from the police in Greece."
Berisha Romë Itali Tiranë Greqi

Italians still in the sights of Somali snipers

In Rome, three culprits in the killing of the soldiers in Mogadishu MOGADISHU — The ANSA agency writes that Somali snipers have opened fire again on Italian soldiers. In Rome, investigations continue to identify those responsible for the killing of Italian soldiers in Mogadishu. The event has increased concern in the Italian public and has led to strong political reactions. According to reports, new security measures are expected for the Italian contingent, while the authorities try to clarify the circumstances of the attack.
Mogadisho Romë

Iraq is threatened by a new attack

Baghdad rejects UN inspections BAGHDAD — Iraq's failure to comply with United Nations decisions could lead to a new military intervention. Baghdad opposes the inspections and restrictions imposed after the Gulf War. International diplomacy is trying to prevent a new escalation of the crisis.
Irak Bagdad

Murgashat in the ditch

A group of scientists has made an important discovery about the origin of the white murgashat [?]. The fossils show that early species lived in different climatic conditions. The article discusses the debate over evolution and their natural environment.

Turkish authorities under accusation

Everyone protests in Germany ANKARA — The wave of anger over the return of violence in Sivas shook Turkey. In this climate, demonstrations continued also in Germany, where thousands of Turkish emigrants live. Protesters accuse the Turkish authorities of inaction and demand protection for religious and political minorities.
Gjermani Ankara Sivas Turqi

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