10/02/2000
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Gazeta Shqiptare

10 February 2000

RAPE Eight men against a 14-year-old girl

The horrific crime was committed throughout Sunday night in the village of Grabian, in Lushnje. The police have apprehended only five of the perpetrators. What will become of the minor? A doctor and a sociologist speak On pages 2-3 The horrific crime was committed throughout Sunday night in the village of Grabian, in Lushnje. The police have apprehended only five of the perpetrators. What will become of the minor? A doctor and a sociologist speak. On pages 2-3

DEKA, 10 percent for the Government

No permit for the factory The government imposes conditions on one of the country’s largest companies, DEKA-Kompani. Yesterday, at the meeting of KRTSH (the Albanian Council for Territorial Adjustment), it was decided that, for a structure the DEKA company had built without the relevant permit, it must give the state 10 percent of the total cost.. On page 4 An illustration of a piggy bank bearing the lek symbol.

Three dangerous thoughts

paradox The other day I read in “Le Canard en chainé,” a French newspaper known for its biting humor, a piece of news that, although it initially made me laugh, soon afterward made me delve deeply into some dangerous thoughts. It was about Shaoshan, the birthplace of Mao Ce Dun. With the successful restoration of capitalism in the People’s Republic of China, they have apparently opened up there too. Continued on page 20

They drugged the 13-year-old by force

In recent days, the eight-year schools in Sarandë have launched a broad campaign to protect themselves and their pupils. The reason was an unusual incident that happened to a boy in the seventh grade of the school... On page 16

English bride brings deceased man from Mat to his family

The funeral of the 22-year-old from London in Burrel The latter, who had been estranged from her family only in order to live with the Albanian, covered all the expenses of bringing her beloved’s body to his family. Such a humane and noble act was met with great warmth by the young man’s family and the entire area, whose residents felt deeply honored by the arrival of an Englishwoman “where even the goats cannot climb” (as the 22-year-old had told his English girlfriend). Life had only just begun to smile on Bilal Kurti.