26/10/1999
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26 October 1999

Nano: Meta prime minister

“Majko proved that he is responsible” RESIGNATION AFTER THE “THREAT” FROM THREE MINISTERS: EITHER YOU OR US

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Nano, Kryemali: PS and the government in the same direction

III Babaramo TIRANA On Monday night, Ilir Meta's candidacy for the post of prime minister was announced to Nano by the Secretary General of the Socialist Party, Anastas Angjeli, who suggested that even though I did not propose him, he would support the repeated appearance of names for the post of prime minister. This was stated loudly against a prolonged background, the PS, the Presidency of the representation, on Monday to chair the meeting and the future prime minister who takes the place, according to Mr. Meta's orientation. Majko declares that, because of his desire to challenge the party chairman, he had been governing as the previous prime minister while giving time to another. Angjeli, Hajdaraga and Duka, “Tomorrow we will propose to you the candidacy of Ilir Meta,” the Secretary General told Deputy Prime Minister Bashkim Fino, to whom his dismissal was officially communicated by the party. Asked what he would do, Majko chose to remain silent. “I know the consequences,” he said. Ilir Meta, when asked by journalists, “Are there changes in the government?” said, “Nothing will change.” Asked what he would do if, as prime minister, Majko refused to carry out his order, Meta replied, “You and I must have the same voice.” Majko chose to remain silent and his Friday alarm, in which opposition intervention was included as an inevitable scenario, echoed the name of Albania. The hope of the government and of the prime minister was to govern without the participation of the departed socialists. During the evening, after being informed that returning socialists would also be included in the government, “Give me 24 hours,” he requested. It then was not clear, and later appeared faint. In the announcement of the government’s resignation, it became clear that the prime minister had consulted with the Chief of the General Staff, the President of the Republic and the leaders of the coalition parties. The resignation came a day later after Majko had returned from Istanbul, where he took part in the Conference of Islamic Countries. On page 8

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