Albanians and Italians demand clarity Aid scandal: Ambassador Foresti meets Meksi Albanians and Italians demand clarity CARLO BOLLINO TIRANA — The desperate and hungry Albanians are once again paying on their own backs for another scandal and for the negligence, delays and incompetence of the governments in distributing aid. Against all logic, a good part of the aid warehouses have been emptied or have remained closed for weeks, while another quantity has ended up on the black market. In this context, after the public denunciations and the reactions of the Italian embassy, Ambassador Foresti held meetings with Prime Minister Meksi to ask for clarity about the fate of the Italian aid and the way it is being managed. According to the text visible on the page, the warehouses, the transports, the shortcomings in distribution and the request for the public to be informed about responsibilities are mentioned. In the background, Albanian citizens and the Italian community are calling for transparency, verification and the restoration of trust. [the text at the bottom and on the side cannot be fully read in the image]

The two brothers imprisoned in Puglia, accused of killing their employer The two brothers from Vlora imprisoned in Puglia, accused of killing their employer EDMOND LACI VLORE — [text partially readable] In the family of the two young men from Vlora, arrested in Italy and accused of killing their employer, anxiety prevails along with the hope that Italian justice will shed light on the case. The article provides some details about the names, ages and circumstances, as well as the relatives’ appeal that the young men not be prejudged before the court’s decision. In the side box it reads: In Brindisi A whole page with economic notices Shows of the criminals [?] in Brindisi The police of the Crim-it disappoint Americans

In the House, police uniforms are banned In the House police uniforms are banned Tirana reacts sharply to the killings on the border The number of Albanians killed by Serb border guards has reached ten TIRANË — Reactions in Albania to the killings of Albanians at the border are also becoming stronger. The visible text mentions protest notes, official positions and growing public concern after the rising number of victims. The article is accompanied by a map of Kosovo. [most of the paragraphs cannot be clearly read in the image]

The major ban on those circulating today in Albania comes from a half-century that is new Many vehicles, but used ones TIRANË — Vehicles are increasing rapidly in circulation, but most of them are used vehicles, coming mainly from abroad. The article talks about the lack of technical inspection, the problems linked to the age of the vehicles, the informal market and the consequences for traffic. Not only for women [the text inside the small box is unreadable in the image]