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Gazeta Shqiptare

E mërkurë, 17 shkurt 1999

Zani in Rome for the Holidays

AN ITALIAN NEWSPAPER ACCUSES THE ALBANIAN GOVERNMENT OF BEING LINKED TO THE “BOSS” OF VLORA Zani in Rome for the Holidays But Myrteza Caushi speaks from prison... Blood in the middle of Tirana The elders gather: “The state has the liberty of the needle, we will do things differently” The Kanun is broken: We will kill the thieves A village in Shkodra decides on revenge On page 1 On page 5
Zani Myrteza Caushi Romë Tiranë Shkodër Vlorë

Political map after the Majko-Berisha meeting

Miroslav Sako Mirosh Sako On a day filled with European and world political events, Prime Minister Majko nevertheless began his daily political routine. Yesterday he addressed the national issue. He will hold lengthy discussions with the parliamentary group and the leadership of his party TIRON in order to prepare as effectively as possible the dialogue on relocating the conflict in Kosovo. Immediately after the press statements, the president and the prime minister in Tirana, in the much-requested filisteriness for a broadly decisive place, more than enough. From this perspective, Majko-Berisha has somewhat changed their relations and the emphasis of the orientation from, for, a Muja-style account before the match. The role in the order from and of course this also, precision as well as labeled interest. This shows that the political order in our country remains composed of heterogeneous and unsettled categories. We will decipher with the desire once again to find that confrontation, with little guarantee, that just before the match of the Albanian government and the head of the opposition in the most ordered framework in political patience and the interest of the time. Majko and Berisha at a certain point are in a directed conversation to depoliticize also the issue of stability. Now one of the actors of the right, Sali Berisha, would be mentioned while on the other hand President Meidani together with the minister of public order and Prime Minister Majko. It tends, in the circumstances of the environment every day in general, not to, what we present as the act of confrontation. Perhaps the previous media display was a public maneuver. No one should take it as an emotional outburst. There are at least undercurrents in the prolonged response to withdrawing the high threshold of tolerance for sitting down at the table with each other. A new dialogue is expected. It must be guaranteed on both sides to further stop environments of violence and aggravations. After months has been consumed a bitter status quo with a strong opposition in the public discourse, the country gains from clarity. Nuno, who was not stigmatized. Sali, more than a style. The position of the opposition will be weighed again. On page 16
Majko Sali Berisha Mirosh Sako Kosovë Tiranë