Arian Çani
When Nano resigned a year ago from the post of Prime Minister, nobody forced him to take that step. The same thing happened when he withdrew a few days later from the leadership of the Socialist Party. Nano left, but did not forget to appoint his successors, not only in the government, but also in the party. In fact, the current ministers were Fatos Nano’s own choices. Events rapidly came to a head, and what we all saw and counted over the last two days happened: Nano returned once again to the head of the PS—despite having no real power in his hands—with a narrow result against his rival Majko. But what was one of the most important factors that led to the Prime Minister’s defeat?
Continued on page 3
The phone call that changed Majko’s mind
The inside story of a Congress. Why the youngest socialist prime minister lost. Here is what happened in the early hours of yesterday morning
On pages 2–3
Meta and tearful Poçi in the early hours of yesterday morning, accompanying Majko to the PS headquarters
Zani: How well I had it at 313-a
From Fier, the account of the Vlora gang leader
On page 17
OMER NISHANI’S NEPHEW: HOW HE CHALLENGED ENVER
DOSSIER
OMER NISHANI’S NEPHEW:
HOW HE CHALLENGED ENVER
On pages 12–13
DAGLLAS SHOOTS TWO KALLASHES IN GRAMSH
HOLLYWOOD STAR
On page 19
LUSHNJE/ POÇI OPERATION DURING THE VOTE FOR THE PS CHAIRMAN