PD, face to face over the scandal
Two working parliamentary deputies discuss the issue of the overturning of the murder warrants. Some say: "it is a misunderstanding of the group toward corruption. We acted according to the law." Even guilt is defended alive
TIRANE - Since all this affair has come out into the open, KPD leaders had taken the lead to clarify some of the more hidden aspects of the scandal. Over the past two days, numerous meetings have been held at the Blue headquarters with deputies from the PD parliamentary group, where the scandal over the leasing of public premises and other issues that have provoked strong reactions was discussed.
Among other things, some deputies have requested that the role of the government and of several ministries in this affair be explained more clearly. According to the participants, the meeting featured open discussions, including critical positions regarding the way the issue has been handled publicly.
These meetings also addressed the need to preserve the image of the party and of the institutions, as well as the need to avoid involving certain names without full evidence. Sources close to the parliamentary group say there were also positions that considered the prolonged silence harmful.
At the meeting, several specific cases were mentioned, but without being given public details. The deputies asked that the matter be handled in accordance with the law and with the decisions that will be taken by the competent bodies.
At the end of the discussions, according to the same sources, it was emphasized that any action must be based on transparency and institutional responsibility.
(from A. B.)
Kreshnik Gjuzi; Genc Ruli
Gasoline and diesel: new price increases
Gasoline and diesel:
new price increases
Liquid gas for heating also becomes more expensive
HERE IS HOW THE PRICE OF GASOLINE AND OF LIQUID GAS FOR ENCLOSED SPACES CHANGES
Designation
Gasoline
- KON 70-80
- KON 85-95
- unleaded gasoline
Diesel
Kerosene
- for households
- for organizations
Maximum price
old 46
old 65
old 80
old 38
old 45
old 23
old 38
new 46
new 75
new 92
new 80
new 85
new 23
new 50
TIRANE - The government decision to raise fuel and household gas prices has begun to take effect. According to the published table, gasoline with an octane rating of 85-95 and unleaded gasoline have undergone significant increases, as have diesel and liquid gas for enclosed spaces.
The decision directly affects consumers and sectors that depend on fuel supplies. Traders are expected to adjust prices according to the new maximum limits.
Market sources claim that the price increase may also have consequences for transport costs and heating during the winter season.
Meksi in defense of his moves
On the Tadoloni case
TIRANE - Meksi has come out in defense of his positions and actions regarding the Tadoloni case. In a public statement, he stressed that every decision was made on the basis of the law and administrative needs.
According to him, the interpretations made in the media and by political opponents do not accurately reflect the facts. He asked that the matter not be used for political speculation and that full institutional clarification be awaited.
Tirana affair, a health perspective
Tirana affair
a health perspective
TIRANA - A new initiative in the field of healthcare in the capital has caused comments and reactions. According to the published information, it concerns a reorganization of services and responsibilities in several public health structures.
Doctors and specialists have stated that the changes require broader consultation and greater transparency. Meanwhile, local administration officials emphasize that the measure aims to improve the efficiency of the system.
A disproportionate measure even on the plane for the extension's target
A disproportionate measure
even on the plane
for the extension's target
HALI - At Tirana airport, an incident or technical problem was recorded that caused delays and concerns for passengers. According to the initial data, checks were carried out by the relevant authorities and measures were taken to clarify the circumstances.
Unidentified sources claim that there were discrepancies in the documentation or in the procedures, which led to the immediate intervention of airport staff.
The event remains under observation and further explanations from the institutions are expected.
A government that makes you rich
Lottery begins: speeches up to 200 thousand lek
1 million will be spent. Payments also for Taciri
PLACE 500 thousand lek, but not more than the write-up... [?]
In a recent government decision, high bonuses and payments have been set for officials and for various official activities. The document has caused reactions, as some of the amounts are considered inappropriate in relation to the country's economic situation.
According to the material, payments for speeches and for certain other services reach up to 200 thousand lek. A considerable fund for other budgetary needs is also mentioned.
Critics call the decision a bad example of the use of public money, while officials claim that these are administrative adjustments and coverage of actual expenses.
Taciri is mentioned among the possible beneficiaries in the published text.
Zef Brozi on the offensive: accusations against the Prosecutor's Office
The case file of the grykut in brezit
Zef Brozi on the offensive:
accusations against the Prosecutor's Office
TIRANE - New accusations have been made public by Zef Brozi, who has directed criticism at the Prosecutor's Office regarding the handling of a controversial case file. According to him, there has been delay and a lack of legal clarity in the proceedings.
Brozi has claimed that the prosecution has shirked its responsibilities and allowed incorrect interpretations of the case. He is calling for the case file to be reviewed with professionalism and without political influence.
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INSIDE
Yeltsin orders amnesty
Chechnya, the militants were armed
His comrades: rogues or even before our eyes?
ON PAGE 2
The Ministry of the Interior announces
the crime figures for '94
Three times more murders and kidnappings in the armed forces
ON PAGE 3