Berkoviç, the Jew running Rama’s campaign

The brains behind the congressmen from the USA On page 4

PS-PD, who gets the square on Friday?

On the last day of the campaign What has the police decided? The order says that two rallies are not allowed on the same day. PS: We got the permit first. PD: It is on our agenda On page 5

“Berisha must not set foot in Tropojë”

BROTHER OF FATMIR HAKLAJ “Berisha must not set foot in Tropojë” Interview with Hamdi Haklaj By our correspondent in Tropojë On pages 2-3

Poster, Post in the wind

paradox Poster, Post in the wind Edmond TUPJA Once, before the national-communist era, they simply called them “posters”; they pasted them on walls—of course, in permitted locations—on the eve of holidays and celebrations of particular public importance or, in the worst case, but still necessarily, on the eve of parliamentary or municipal elections. Later, with the establishment of the Hoxhaist dictatorship, they began calling them “placards,” a word of Slavo-Stalinist origin; their dimensions grew considerably, and their use became more solemn—parades,... On page 5

Once, before the national-communist era, they simply called them “posters”; they pasted them on walls—of course, in permitted locations—on the eve of holidays and celebrations of particular public importance or, in the worst case, but still necessarily, on the eve of parliamentary or municipal elections.