Gazeta Shqiptare
27 September 2000
How is the rival different from Slobo?
Kosovo Albanians view Koshtunica with the same hatred. The man whom the West sees as Serbia’s reformer, during NATO’s...
Koshtunica with Serbian paramilitaries during the days of NATO’s bombing of Kosovo
How is the rival different from Slobo?
Koshtunica with Serbian paramilitaries in Kosovo
Kosovo Albanians view Koshtunica with the same hatred. The man whom the West sees as Serbia’s reformer, during NATO’s. A photograph published in the newspaper “Koha Ditore” is the first evidence Kosovo has given the West about the man it...
PD: Enver Kapaj was an agent of the State Security Service and is now a terrorist. His wife: They’re playing games with my husband...
The facsimile proving that Kapaj is Chairman of the PD section for the village of Frakull e Vogël. PD: Enver Kapaj was an agent of the State Security Service and is now a terrorist. His wife: They’re playing games with my husband... On pages 2–3. Enver Kapaj, Chairman of the PD branch in Frakull e Vogël, Fier, after his arrest.
Serbs in Kosovo
Kosovo Albanians view Koshtunica with the same hatred. In Pristina, the man whom the West sees as Serbia’s reformer is hated just as much as Milošević. Albanians openly accused him of supporting the paramilitaries during NATO’s bombing. it has described as Serbia’s new face. On 7 September, the newspaper published in the Albanian language... On page 4
Who are the candidates
The first and most striking impression left by the debate among the five candidates for mayor of Tirana, organized by TVSH, was the political backgrounds of all five participants.
Edi Rama, a figure who in the 1991 movement was very close to the PD; Maksim Haxhia, one of the leading figures in the PD government and its prosecutor general, later forced to submit his resignation and completely distanced from it. Arben Demeti, one of the founders of the PD and its first head of organization. Expelled from the PD in 1992. Dashamir Shehi, one of the founders of the PD and one of its and the Meksi government’s top leaders... Continued on page 4