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Gazeta Shqiptare

E martë 18 maj 1993

Mobilization after the bomb in Rome: are terror acts returning to Italy?

Another dramatic attack is being prepared Mobilization after the bomb in Rome: are terror acts returning to Italy? "Serbian lead in the attempted massacre" One article, indeed. ROME - A day after the powerful explosion that shook the historic center of Rome, the police of the Italian capital, the carabinieri and the Guardia di Finanza have been placed on full alert in the streets of the capital. Meanwhile, the Minister of the Interior, Nicola Mancino, has arrived in Rome, accompanied by the police chief, Prefect Vincenzo Parisi. The explosive placed near the "Valle" theater in the heart of the Italian capital wounded 22 people, but fortunately caused no fatalities. Immediately after the failed attack, the first suspicions focused on a foreign lead. Another hypothesis concerns an Arab terrorist organization, but investigators do not rule out the mafia either. Later in the evening, the police operations center received an anonymous phone threat announcing the placement of a second explosive, which was not found. According to initial information, the Rome bomb may be linked to a chain of attacks aimed at destabilizing the country. Security checks have been increased at all sensitive points in the Italian capital. Mancino stated that no lead is being ruled out and that the investigations are proceeding in all directions. Italian media also mentioned the possibility of a link with Serbian circles, referring to the tense international situation in the Balkans.
Nicola Mancino Vincenzo Parisi Romë Itali Ballkani

With little drama and difficulty, Milan on the verge of the title

Inter’s big response now looks pointless; Capello’s side is truly unstoppable Sport Inter’s big response now looks is truly unstoppable Juventus’ form is worrying With little drama and difficulty Milan on the verge of the title For the UEFA zone there are no longer teams that have been overtaken for three weeks. Fabrizio NITTI In the three hours and fifteen minutes that the first 6 matches lasted, and then they closed with the 7th, the top teams in the Italian championship were not especially brilliant, but the pace of the 31st round remained very high. Milan won, Inter also won, Juventus suffered a heavy blow. Capello’s team’s match was difficult and solved with patience. The Rossoneri kept the lead and are now very close to the league title. On the other hand, Inter reacted strongly, but the gap remains considerable. In the race for the UEFA zone, the situation is still open and the teams in the middle of the table are fighting hard for every point. Juventus, after this defeat, risks being left out of its European objectives. This championship round confirmed Milan’s strength and the decline of the main rivals, putting an end to many doubts about the eventual winner. A hard-fought draw on the Rome pitch where Lido loses and is caught For the UEFA zone; teams that have been overtaken for three weeks.
Fabrizio Nitti Capello Itali Romë

Travelling for four days hidden under a truck

Travelling for four days hidden under a truck Seven Albanian undocumented migrants discovered near Modena SASSUOLO - Seven Albanians aged between 18 and 26 entered Italy illegally by hiding under a lorry. They were discovered near Modena, where the vehicle had stopped for a check. According to the police, the young men had spent four days hidden beneath the truck chassis, in extremely harsh conditions. The Albanians were found exhausted and showing clear signs of fatigue. They were taken for medical checks and then questioned by the police in order to determine their route and the people who may have helped them. The incident has caused reactions in the area and has brought back into focus the problem of clandestine immigration to Italy. Investigations are continuing to uncover the organized network involved in illegal border crossings.
Modenë Sassuolo Itali

A great test from the Albanians, 0-0 in Lithuania in Riga

1994 World Cup qualifiers in the USA A great test from the Albanians 0-0 in Lithuania in Riga Tired check much spirit in the composition of the Albanian team Viktor Demitri[?] From Riga - On the pitch of Lielupe, four kilometers from the heart of the Latvian town of Jurmala, Albania’s footballers earned a draw of great value against Lithuania. The team showed tactical order, discipline and a spirit of sacrifice, resisting the opponents’ attacks and creating several good counterattacking chances. In the first half the Albanians controlled midfield well, while in the second half Lithuanian pressure increased. However, the goalkeeper and defense held firm, keeping the score at 0-0 until the final whistle. This result is an encouraging performance in the 1994 World Cup qualifiers in the United States and confirms the progress of the Albanian national team. Spain 11 Korca 10 Elina 9 Lithuania 7 Northern Lithuania 6 Ukraine 6 Albania 5
Viktor Demitri[?] Riga Jurmala Lituani SHBA Shqipëri

A European Paolina alongside Jurvehtin

A European Paolina alongside also Jurvehtin PARMA - Parma secured a highly important victory in the race for the European cups, keeping up the high pace at the end of the season. The Emilian side showed organization and efficiency, while the opponent appeared powerless. The match was decided by a quick move in the second half and Parma managed the lead until the end. This success keeps the team in the fight for an important place in the standings, alongside Juventus as well.
Parma

Totocalcio

CARD NO. 39 1. ATALANTA-GENOA 1 2. COSENZA-SAMPDORIA x 3. GENOA-INTER 1 4. LAZIO-MONZA x 5. MILAN-ANCONA 1 6. PARMA-FOGGIA 1 7. REGGIANA-PADOVA 2 8. TORINO-CAGLIARI x 9. BRESCIA-CESENA 1 10. COSENZA-LECCE x 11. MONZA-VENEZIA x 12. NOLA-PERUGIA 2 13. TARANTO-REGGINA x NEXT 1. ANCONA-CAGLIARI 2. BRESCIA-CESENA 3. COSENZA-LECCE 4. GENOA-INTER 5. MILAN-ANCONA 6. NOLA-PERUGIA 7. PADOVA-MODENA 8. PARMA-FOGGIA 9. PIACENZA-ASCOLI 10. REGGIANA-VENEZIA 11. TARANTO-REGGINA 12. TORINO-LAZIO 13. VICENZA-UDINESE